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.”

  • fadedmaster@sh.itjust.worksEnglish
    29·
    6 months ago

    Original Wired article says later in it that Google thought she was spamming. This is relayed through the author though and not Google directly.

    And you’re right. She still had all her work, just couldn’t share it.

    Also, I haven’t read the author’s content, but nothing I saw when I searched the name seems to indicate it was CP. Also, the fact that Google didn’t remove the content entirely indicates it wasn’t illegal content.

    • astreusEnglish
      107·
      6 months ago

      "Google never specified which of her 222,000 words was inappropriate. There were no highlighted sections, no indicators of what had rendered her documents unshareable. Had one of her readers flagged the content without discussing it with her first? "

      So much of her work could have broken the T&Cs that she can’t identify what it could be without highlights.

      Original Wired article says later in it that Google thought she was spamming

      Different author, but if that’s the case (and it seems this author shares files to over 80 people in one go) then it’s a spam filter issue? Again, non story.

      The headline is a complete lie.