Comment by djrogers
5 years ago
> A lot of the cases of blacklisting that I found while researching this issue were caused by SaaS customers unknowingly uploading malicious files onto servers.
This is terrifying - what business is it of Google’s what party A uploads to MY servers? And how are they getting that information without dramatically violating the privacy of their users?
If party A uploads something to your servers and the stuff isn't publicly accessible, Google doesn't do anything about it. But if that content is accessible by the public, Google feels a need to protect the public.