Reclaim The Net:
The user was told that their screenshot violated Google Drive’s “hate speech” policies.
Google Drive has restricted a user’s private screenshot featuring Edward Hopper’s 1937 Sheridan Theater painting and a still from the movie Inglorious Basterds after its artificial intelligence (AI) flagged the file for “hate speech.”
The file was presumably flagged because the still from Inglorious Basterds, an alternate history 2009 World War Two film that focuses on plots to assassinate Nazi Germany’s leadership, contained a swastika. MORE
Veeeery interesssting…
Vee haff wayz
man that’s dumb, the nazis basically stole / hijacked that emblem and corrupted it, but the current nazis the run google don’t want you to know that, so it be banded. google knows best. and don’t you forget it. bubb
…very interesting,.. but stupid!
Who the fuck is stupid enough to trust their data to Google? Using cloud storage is simply putting your shit out there for some algorithm or intern with an agenda to paw through.
“You Americans are such fools, but you make excellent cigarettes”.
I do all I can to avoid anything “Google”.
Google has adopted the Swastika for it’s own corporate use. Mein Fuhur
nnnnNNNNnnnn.. :adjusts monocle: General Burkhalter won’t like this.