Romance author gets locked out of Google Docs for “inappropriate” content - Dexerto
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Aspiring Author K. Renee was reportedly locked out of her own content on Google Docs after Google flagged it as "inappropriate."

Aspiring Author K. Renee was reportedly locked out of her own content on Google Docs after Google flagged it as “inappropriate.”

    • Diplomjodler@lemmy.worldEnglish
      311·
      vor 6 Monaten

      I think you’re missing the point here, which is that you don’t even own the content you’ve created yourself when you use one of the corporate platforms.

        • Diplomjodler@lemmy.worldEnglish
          132·
          vor 6 Monaten

          Google has restricted what people can do with their content, i.e. their ownership rights.

          • IsThisAnAI@lemmy.worldEnglish
            514·
            vor 6 Monaten

            That’s not how that works, and if you can point out what law says that speech may be posted on any platform regardless of terms of service I’d love to see that. Is it your position that if Twitter or a lemmy mod blocks content that this is an infringement of my rights?

            • Diplomjodler@lemmy.worldEnglish
              81·
              vor 6 Monaten

              No, my position is that you shouldn’t use these platforms or at least not make yourself dependent on them.

              • IsThisAnAI@lemmy.worldEnglish
                215·
                vor 6 Monaten

                Then you should have stated that rather than your inaccurate and off topic comment. I didn’t even disagree that free Google is a stupid platform to use as a professional.

        • yildolw@lemmy.worldEnglish
          1·
          vor 6 Monaten

          Google is forbidding the author from the right to make copies of their own work (aka copy-right)

    • triplenadir@lemmygrad.mlEnglish
      2·
      vor 6 Monaten

      she gave google the valuable rights to monitor her activity, in exchange for access to some pretty shitty web services which come with no customer support.

      it was probably a bad deal for her, but there isn’t a lot of competition, there’s a lot of pressure for people to undervalue the rights they’re paying with, and it’s hard to compare how much of those rights are at stake between different companies without the assistance of a lawyer - so it’s understandable that so she and so many people fall for it.