But I also feel like Google treats people's accounts without a lot of respect. They've successfully integrated into every part of people's lives, and people have a Google Account at the core of their digital identity.
It would be better if Google killed services offered one by one instead of killing the entire account. It would be inconvenient not being able to pay via Credit Card with my Google Account, but it is nothing compared to losing all of my email/purchases/cloud stored files/etc.
I don't think you can suggest a company treats people's accounts with a lot of respect when they allow automated processes to bulk ban them by the hundreds, and offer no appeal process other than making a PR nightmare for them on blog sites.
But I also feel like Google treats people's accounts without a lot of respect. They've successfully integrated into every part of people's lives, and people have a Google Account at the core of their digital identity.
It would be better if Google killed services offered one by one instead of killing the entire account. It would be inconvenient not being able to pay via Credit Card with my Google Account, but it is nothing compared to losing all of my email/purchases/cloud stored files/etc.