@Google@GeminiApp I wish I could bring back everything I trusted Google with before I lost all my memories over an innocent photo of my 2-year-old son. Trusting technology over humanity shouldn’t cost this much @googlephotos
I lost my Google account over an innocent family pic of my baby being bathed by his grandmother — no nudity, no wrongdoing. Yet for years, #Epstein emails through #gmail and files discussing real crimes circulated freely online. I’m a father, not a criminal. @Google#google
@googlephotos@SamsungTV Love this. I just wish I could access my own Google Photos again — my account was wrongly disabled and all my family memories are still locked away despite multiple appeals. Hoping someone at Google can help 🙏”
@Google This is amazing — but it hurts knowing my own memories are still gone. My account was wrongly disabled over an innocent baby photo, and all my family history is locked away. I’ve done every appeal step. I just want hope going into 2026 🤍🙏
@Google Looks amazing — I wish I could search my memories too. But my Google Photos account was wrongly disabled over an innocent family photo. I’ve already followed every appeal and review step, yet 10+ years of memories of my son and late father remain locked away. Please help
@googlephotos I wish I could enjoy my recap too — but my Google Photos account was wrongly disabled over an innocent family photo. I’ve already followed every process and appeal with no human help. 10+ years of memories of my son and late father are still locked away. Please help. 💔
@googledrive Funny how Gemini can help “find anything” in Drive — yet Google can’t find a way to help me recover my wrongly disabled Gmail account of 10+ years. Maybe ask Gemini to locate some real customer support. A customer support who can differentiate BTW a father and a criminal.
@gmail@MyT_Mouse76 Wow, you reply instantly when someone can’t log in from iOS, but when a decade-old Gmail account with family memories, work data, and paid subscriptions gets wrongly disabled — silence. Impressive priorities, @gmail.
@googlephotos I did, and I’m 100% sure no human ever reviewed it. The decision felt automated, and they closed my account without understanding the context. This is deeply unfair — it’s years of my family’s memories gone forever
@googlephotos You promote “creating memories,” while I lost mine because of you. My account was disabled over an innocent photo of my baby with his grandmother — 10+ years of photos, my father’s last pictures, my son’s first moments. I’m a father, not a criminal. This is cruel.
@googlephotos@Android You say “relive your favorite moments,” but Google erased mine. My account was disabled over an innocent photo of my baby with his grandmother. 10+ years of memories gone — my father’s last pictures, my son’s first steps. I’m a father, not a criminal. This is beyond cruel.
@googlephotos While you post “tricks and treats,” I’m living a nightmare. My Google Photos account was disabled over an innocent picture of my baby with his grandmother — 10+ years of memories erased. I’m a father, not a criminal. Algorithms shouldn’t destroy human lives.
@googlecloud You build AI to make workflows “easier,” yet your systems destroyed my life’s work. My Google account was wrongly disabled over an innocent family photo — 10+ years of memories and data gone. I’m a father, not a criminal. Where’s the humanity in your innovation?
@NewsFromGoogle You build AIs that understand the planet but not the people who trusted you. My Google account was disabled over an innocent family photo — 10+ years of memories, files, and work gone. I’m a father, not a criminal. Machines shouldn’t decide human innocence.
@googledevs You celebrate “big updates” while people like me are living nightmares caused by your systems. My Google account was disabled over an innocent family photo. 10+ years of memories, data, and work—gone. No help, no humanity. I’m a father, not a criminal
@gmail Wish I could “undo” the day Google disabled my Gmail over an innocent family photo. 10+ years of memories, files, and my life — gone. Every appeal ignored. I’m a father, not a criminal. Automation shouldn’t destroy human lives.
@gmail Your sign-off might say a lot, but Google’s silence says more. My Gmail was wrongly disabled over an innocent family photo. Every appeal ignored, 10 years of memories gone. I’m a father, not a criminal.