The only change here is end-users will be explicitly notified (and can theoretically contest the decision).
One of the terms included in its abuse policies is "hate speech." This is an extraordinarily ambiguous word which can virtually apply to any speech that is critical of anything. It is a term that has come to be known, by some of us, as a tool the political left uses to censor dissent. For example, saying that a man is a man and a woman is a woman can be considered hate speech against the trans community.
This move is part of a larger trend. Some people see it. Others don't.
"Put a sock in it, ya wanker." -- You in 1775, probably.
If you can't understand why this is the case, then I'm sorry for your lack of critical thinking.
That second part I consider close to critical thinking and it seems to be what people does.
https://web.archive.org/web/20141222190112/https://support.g...
Again, none of this is new. People have been abusing Drive to host illegal file for years, and have been getting banned for it. The only change is that now you get a notification and can dispute it. It's a strict improvement.