US EditionGoogle Cloud’s Silent Suspensions Plague Tech Firms
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Google Cloud’s Silent Suspensions Plague Tech Firms
In the high-stakes world of cloud computing, where businesses stake their operations on seamless digital infrastructure, a sudden account suspension can spell disaster. For SSLMate, a certificate automation service, this nightmare has unfolded not once, but three times at the hands of Google Cloud. Andrew Ayer, the company’s founder, detailed the latest ordeal in a blog post on his personal site, highlighting a pattern of opaque and disruptive a…
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton concluded an innovative $1.375 billion agreement with Google, culminating in years of relentless litigation against the technological giant’s invasive data practices. Announced on October 31, 2025, this agreement resolves two historic privacy enforcement actions, the largest ever carried out by a single state, stemming from Google’s supposed secret surveillance of Texans’ personal information without consent. I’…
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