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Entrusting your data to big tech platforms can be highly risky.
Users who have been banned by Google for supposedly violating its terms of service have been left without access to key parts of their lives.
Many have appealed the suspensions but have received automated responses.
They don't know why they've been banned. "This is just how life is when you're dealing with trillion-dollar faceless corporations," said Aral Balkan.
When he received the notification from Google he couldn't quite believe it.
Cleroth, a game developer who asked not to use his real name, woke up to see a message that all his Google accounts were disabled due to "serious violation of Google policies."
His first reaction was that something must have malfunctioned on his phone.
Then he went to his computer and opened up Chrome, Google's internet browser. He was signed out. He tried to access Gmail, his main email account, which was also locked.
"Everything was disconnected," he told Business Insider. ...
He feels anger, too. "I'm extremely angry at Google for just completely locking me out or deleting all my data without a single notice, losing money, data on personal projects, contacts, so much," he explained.
The lack of transparency about how he broke their terms of service also has him worried. "I keep thinking there has to be a reason they've suspended me, even though it could just be some algorithmic glitch or something.," he said. "It's difficult to shake this feeling, given that Google practically has mountains of data on me.
"I'm also angry at myself for not having even thought of the possibility I could lose my Google account with everything in it and accounts linked through Google," he added. "Apparently I'm not alone in this blind faith though. Hopefully that changes."
"I'm extremely angry at Google for just completely locking me out or deleting all my data without a single notice, losing money, data on personal projects, contacts, so much," he explained.
Google does provide you with incognito mode in chrome to handle this.
Google targets companies to sell GSuite, it's one of their biggest products outside of search. GSuite is basically email/documents/etc...
Why are you turning over every bit of data entered on https://california.ballottrax.net/voter/ to Google?
I'm a javascript programmer. This is not merely a security hole, it's outright betrayal of the public interest:
script src="https://www.google.com/recaptcha/api.js?onload=onloadcallback&render=explicit"
Any javascript included on a page can read everything the user enters on that page, track every keystroke, every mouse movement.
Please, stop this crime.
Patrick Killelea
Menlo Park, CA
p@patrick.net
Google via the recapcha shit js
Is it just me or has Google's search algorithm gone to shit?
Use www.yandex.com
Duckduckgo is completely separate from Google I believe. Nothing at all in common, and they don't like each other.
richwicks sayswww.duckduck.go (wrapper for google...
Is it really?
Eric Holder saysrichwicks sayswww.duckduck.go (wrapper for google...
Is it really?
I think it is.
I believe it started out as a wrapper for a GROUP of search engines. Used to be pretty lousy but it's improved beyond the point of google. Google will actually remove sites entirely now.
how does it compare to bitchute?
FortWayneAsNancyPelosiHaircut sayshow does it compare to bitchute?
Less bigfoot/illuminati crap.
"best tits" results are waaay better on yandex!
I keep hoping for Freenet or some alternative to the entire damn thing
Nice Youtube replacement: www.rumble.com
NoCoupForYou saysFortWayneAsNancyPelosiHaircut sayshow does it compare to bitchute?
Less bigfoot/illuminati crap.
I'm going to have to give it a try. Can you share some links to some good channels/ commentators?
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To view my work calendar on my phone i have to add that account, so google knows my phone now too.
Even viewing a youtube video at work i noticed that they have me logged in to youtube (which google owns). if i log out, i can't read my email...
Google is the worst thing ever to happen to privacy.