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by rurounijones
4800 days ago
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Hang on, that sounds like a "See, there is no problem" They only fixed it because he pulled teeth, tapped friends on staff at google and generally had to scream and shout. In no way was the trek he had to go through to fix an automation problem a good example of "Don't worry about it" Plus the fact that if it happens to you and you don't have the inside contacts you have no guarantee of getting it fixed. |
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Just like many people have had their hotmail, paypal, facebook, itunes developer account etc. suspended for automatic detection of breach of TOS, and they've appealed and had their access returned.
This is not so much a google problem, as a reliance on 3rd parties to store your important documents, when everyone is warned (in tiny print) as to what may happen when they sign up.
I'm not excusing google's behavior, it's as bad as the rest of them, but they are playing by the rules we all agree to when we use their services.