All the language in the story seems to be about people losing access to their *own* documents.
I could be reading the story wrong, but it seems like people are locked out of *sharing* content against TOS - not accessing their own document. Is that so surprising? I'd be surprised if Google didn't do this.https://twitter.com/juliagalef/status/932326146183782403 …
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got it. I was going off the screenshot in the story: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DNeQpSgV4AEUJCV.jpg …
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But whether these particular docs were flagged mistakenly, the fact still remains that Google CAN decide to delete your file or lock you out based on content, right? (According to their TOS anyway)
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That's only one of 10 stated reasons why they might remove access to a file: https://support.google.com/docs/answer/2463296?hl=en&ref_topic=1360897 …
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