[fukka42]

Still not sure why it's legal for Google to slander companies like this. They often have no proof or it's a false positive, meanwhile they're screaming about how malicious you are.

[petepete]

My site, a library for building services with the GOV.UK Design System, is currently blocked too.

Despite being a paying Google Workspace customer, I can't get in touch with anyone who can help.

https://github.com/x-govuk/govuk-components/

[acoustics]

Notably this post did not examine whether any of the sites it was hosting on this domain was malicious/misleading.

[fukka42]

I'm not asking about this specific case. There are plenty of examples of Google wrongly accusing others of being malicious with massive business impact

[jacquesm]

Because Google has absolutely nothing to lose and you do, besides that they can outlast anybody except for nation states in court.

[fukka42]

How does this answer the question of legality?

[jacquesm]

Questions of legality are answered by a judge, not by a forum

[ericselin]

Good question, it probably shouldn't be legal. Enforcing the law on these behemoths is another problem, though... :)