You are the first person who didn’t scroll past this issue — and that already means a lot. Most people ignore these things until it happens to them.
What I wrote is about something deeper than just one false review. It’s about how Google now plays a role in violating basic human rights.
Yes, theoretically I could take the person to court for defamation. But here’s the problem: Google doesn’t ask for evidence. Google doesn’t even allow you to submit it.
We would be more than willing to present proof — screenshots, police reports, anything — even though, legally, under the presumption of innocence, we shouldn’t have to prove we’re not criminals. The burden of proof belongs to the accuser. But still — we tried. And we were denied even that chance.
Some might say, “Just make a new business profile.” But that means changing your company name, address, and years of hard-earned reputation. That’s not a solution — it’s a digital death sentence for small businesses.
Accusations like “theft” aren’t just comments — they’re weapons. And Google allows them to be fired without restraint or responsibility.
This post is not just about my case. It’s a call to pay attention to a larger problem — a platform with the power to destroy lives, but no interest in protecting truth.
Thank you again for not staying silent.