content: image of google “moderating” (i.e. eliminating, permanently, without apparent recourse) an entry in a user’s URL collection/bookmarks. the entry is for kickasstorrents. (archive)

I recall seeing an example of them doing something like this to people’s gdocs stuff (and iirc that was on paid account, but I could be misremembering). seems like they’re ramping up the where to more coverage of their services/assets

  • Wispy2891@lemmy.world
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    2 years ago

    But wasn’t it closed like a decade ago? Maybe that’s a malware website and Google is helping

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      2 years ago

      yeah! I fucking love when a corporation decides to “help” me without my prior consent and with no ability to reverse their stupid decision afterward either

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        2 years ago

        a hellmark of so many the sfba hyperscale shitters is the intentional lack of a support department (again often paired with “visit our community forums”, which I guess is a useful datapoint for inclusion in elsethread @self?)

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      Google might be “helping” in this instance, but the fact that they even can is disturbing. They shouldn’t be snooping on your bookmarks list, period.

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      2 years ago

      clippy was also helping