If so google is actually scanning what is supposed to be private information.
If so google is actually scanning what is supposed to be private information.
It makes sense, though, to enforce one single policy: otherwise, just becoming a paying customer would be a loophole to circumvent phishing etc policies.
I guess the crux here is when, exactly, they start scanning the content. Is that perhaps the moment the content is first shared?
It doesn’t seem to be documented.
Am I just too cynical or are you naive for thinking they aren't datamining absolutely anything they can get their hands on?
This individual seems to look at events that happen that don’t align with their prejudices and assumes that the signal is an aberration.
Nihilists get burned. You have to hold people accountable for the consequences of their action rather than their intention.
Google can and will scan anything you feed it.
What will trigger it? Fan pages to Trump/Qanon? Antivaxxer propaganda? The German federal police paper on how to clandestinely manufacture heroin? Or maybe just a 20mb text file with the “卐” character?!