10 years ago: and it was happening often enough to be a meme then with people saying: ' And this time I'd like the outcome of this thread not to be just 'A Google insider wandered past and fixed this guys problem' but 'Here's how we're going to make sure it doesn't happen again.' and ' This is a general problem with Google and their customer-no-service attitude. I've filled out the forms, got an automated response which is totally irrelevant' No gmail, no adsense,adwords,webmaster tools,blog etc etc. 13 years ago: ' On friday I woke up to find my google account had been disabled.

Hopefully this helps and for more such articles stay tuned to TechNave.But why didn't you do that all the previous times? Likewise, if you’re the actual owner of the file and you have legal rights to it, be prepared to defend it during the request review with suitable proof. It's not happened to us but as such we’d recommend you delete anything illegal in your Google Drive for now before something happens. There doesn’t appear to be any lasting effect on your overall Google Drive usability if you do get such messages or delete such files though, but these policies may change again in the future. You can then Request a review to show that Google’s algorithm made a mistake again or you can delete the file in question. It doesn’t appear to affect other files in your Google Drive though. The owner or shared admin of the Google Drive will get an email or notification for “Your file violates Google Drive’s Terms of Service” and the file will essentially get locked. According to reports from users, this only happens if you share stuff like unlicensed ebooks or movies and people access them, which then activates the locking algorithm.

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