You know, this is sort of interesting because I have always been under the impression that Google has some sort of automated detection system on their platforms for stuff like this. I remember reading a handful of different articles over the years of people being caught because they sent material over Gmail or stored it in their Google Drive, which should detect "known material" and automatically report it to the authorities. At least some people were busted in that sort of manner.<br><br>Hey, I think it's fine if they don't want to set up some sort of dystopian AI scouring through everyone's Drives and such, but if stuff like this gets reported to them, they definitely should act on it.<br><br>The only reason I can think for why they haven't done so already is if this is some sort of "accidental honeypot" type of situation.  So it wasn't set up or isn't run by the feds, but is now being monitored and observed by them, in hopes of discovering valuable information about the ring, and Google has been told not to close them down.