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Google’s new security pilot program will ban employee Internet access
(arstechnica.com)
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this post was submitted on 20 Jul 2023
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This seems pretty normal honstly
Honestly yeah... makes sense. You tell me that Cheryl in customer service needs internet
They sell products and ad space, I'd be surprised if they didn't have customer service
Have you tried to reach their customer service for any type of product? I don't mean free things like Gmail where you are the product, I mean things you buy with actual money, like phones or cell plans.
Gods help you if the problem you're experiencing is not resolved with a scripted response. Good luck if your Pixel phone needs repairs, or if your data plan is suddenly suspended for some weird reason. Enjoy playing "email ping-pong" where you wait a day between messages that ask you to do the same troubleshooting steps over and over.
Having bad customer service is different than having no customer service
If having bad customer service meant they had no customer service than almost no large corporations would have customer service