It doesn't seem like their current engineers are able to prevent such false positives
Perhaps we should advertise to Google that this costs them money.
I for one do not use or participate in most Google things because I don't want the one service I use messed up.
The whole "tie everything together" approach they took back in 2010 or so is wrong from the get-go. If I'm in Gmail and use the same browser to go to to YouTube, I'm forced to use the Gmail id, and if I "log-out" in YouTube, my email session is also closed ... say what?
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Perhaps we should advertise to Google that this costs them money.
I for one do not use or participate in most Google things because I don't want the one service I use messed up.
The whole "tie everything together" approach they took back in 2010 or so is wrong from the get-go. If I'm in Gmail and use the same browser to go to to YouTube, I'm forced to use the Gmail id, and if I "log-out" in YouTube, my email session is also closed ... say what?