Yeah, of course. They always check your files against everything. They do the same for images, for child safety. I'm sure if you uploaded a strongly worded and suggestive 'manifesto.doc' that you'd get a knock on your door quickly. I'm sure if you upload Adobe_Photoshop_Cracked_free.exe that you'd get a similar notice from them, as well.
I, unfortunately, don't agree with the comments here. Users being shared documents with phishing links was a huge problem on Google Docs, and it's good that this was implemented. (And when it wasn't, another group of people were similarly blaming Google for the lack of such a feature.)
@stevewatson301 said:
I, unfortunately, don't agree with the comments here. Users being shared documents with phishing links was a huge problem on Google Docs, and it's good that this was implemented. (And when it wasn't, another group of people were similarly blaming Google for the lack of such a feature.)
I would agree with you if the file in question was being shared, but it looks that it wasn't...
@stevewatson301 said:
I, unfortunately, don't agree with the comments here. Users being shared documents with phishing links was a huge problem on Google Docs, and it's good that this was implemented. (And when it wasn't, another group of people were similarly blaming Google for the lack of such a feature.)
I would agree with you if the file in question was being shared, but it looks that it wasn't...
I would just assume he shares the file, or has shared it some time before.
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Yeah, of course. They always check your files against everything. They do the same for images, for child safety. I'm sure if you uploaded a strongly worded and suggestive 'manifesto.doc' that you'd get a knock on your door quickly. I'm sure if you upload Adobe_Photoshop_Cracked_free.exe that you'd get a similar notice from them, as well.
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Didn’t really have any doubts to begin with. But very weird target to prove it with.
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I, unfortunately, don't agree with the comments here. Users being shared documents with phishing links was a huge problem on Google Docs, and it's good that this was implemented. (And when it wasn't, another group of people were similarly blaming Google for the lack of such a feature.)
I would agree with you if the file in question was being shared, but it looks that it wasn't...
I would just assume he shares the file, or has shared it some time before.
I'm sorry but if you assume that any provider of storage does not run all kinds of scanners on the content, then you are just stupid.
creepy, but we already knew google was creepmaster so..
I ain’t reading all that, but I’m happy for you though. Or sorry that happened.
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