Last month, Google announced an updated policy for its cloud storage services, Google Drive.
Under new policies, technology giants can automatically mark and limit access to files that violate their abuse policies.
Now, it seems that Google still has some work that must be done on new features as a AI system that recognizes suspicious content seems to mark the wrong file.
According to a report by register, Google Drive revokes access to harmless files.
According to Twitter posts by Dr.
Emily Dolson, an assistant professor at Michigan State University, a giant technology even marked text files that only contain single numeric characters.
As reported by register, Google doesn’t even offer a way to request reviews about documents to revoke the decision even though the company claims that users can request reviews.
However, Google Engineer Misha Brukman answered Dolson’s convincing Tweet to resolve the problem.
Techradar claimed that Google gave a statement about the incident where it agreed that the problem affected a small number of files drive and had fixed all known cases where files were not properly marked to violate Google’s copyright infringement policy.
What Google Drive Google Drive Policy The Google Drive file is identified as violating the Terms of Service or Google Program Policy, it can be limited.
When restricted, you can see a flag next to the file name, you will not be able to share it, and your files will no longer be accessed publicly, even to people who have a link.
Owners of items on Google Drive will receive emails that tell them about the actions taken, and remind them of how to request a review of restrictions if they think it is a mistake.
For items in a shared drive, the shared drive manager will receive a notification