V. O'Hara

И как один умрет! В борьбе за это!

New Google Docs feature to flag “potentially discriminatory or inappropriate language”
The prompts started rolling out to “Rapid Release domains” on March 31 and will be rolled out on “Scheduled Release domains” from April 14.

Last December, Google Docs notifications were updated to restrict documents containing “hate speech” or “misleading content. Google has also directly censored several Google Docs in the past including a hydroxychloroquine coronavirus treatment trial document and six of Dr. Vladimir Zelenko’s documents about the COVID pandemic.

Google Drive, the tech giant’s cloud storage service, has scaled up its censorship by flagging benign metadata files for copyright violations, blocking access to a document that compiled news coverage of COVID vaccine side effects, removing a user’s personal copy of Judy Mikovits’ Plandemic, and restricting a user’s screenshot of the Quentin Tarantino movie Inglorious Basterds for “hate speech.”

Additionally, Google is working on a feature that lets users flag “misleading” photos in its online photo-sharing service Google Photos.

Кто, говорите, еще пользуется гугел драйвом?