>arbitration could be paid up front by the person appealing
We need a constitutional amendment that prevents binding arbitration agreements, which removes judicial review from public accessibility.
There absolutely should be a legal right to pursue this through the courts (which require a response from the company, to avoid default judgment).
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My main PiHole blocks all of *.google.* & *.apple.* for many reasons. My exploration into PiHoles began a decade ago, after Google pulled a similar response-less account termination (without explanation). This left me unable to update a blog (with several million annual impressions), with no recourse [0].
[0] Unlike OP's situation, I was able to download most of my writing/photos, only because they were public-facing (website).
We need a constitutional amendment that prevents binding arbitration agreements, which removes judicial review from public accessibility.
There absolutely should be a legal right to pursue this through the courts (which require a response from the company, to avoid default judgment).
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My main PiHole blocks all of *.google.* & *.apple.* for many reasons. My exploration into PiHoles began a decade ago, after Google pulled a similar response-less account termination (without explanation). This left me unable to update a blog (with several million annual impressions), with no recourse [0].
[0] Unlike OP's situation, I was able to download most of my writing/photos, only because they were public-facing (website).