Google Drive flags file only containing “1” for copyright infringement
I'm curious if it was related to the file name.  I created a few 1-byte files with just "1" in them, with different names, including "output04.txt".  No problems so far. Also uploaded variations with "\n" and "\r\n" after the "1".  And enabled sharing to anyone with the link. No issues so far.<p>Google drive does support metadata like a description and comments. I wonder if someone posted some copyrighted text in a comment?<p>Update: Recreated it. Most of them are now flagged. Took about an hour for that to happen.  So far, all that have just one byte, being a "1", and also the one that contains "1\n".<p>The one with "1\r\n" hasn't been flagged.   The file names of the flagged files: "one.txt", "onev2.txt", "output04.txt" and "output05.txt".<p>Screenshots of the email and Google drive: <a href="https://imgur.com/a/RHnEJcj" rel="nofollow">https://imgur.com/a/RHnEJcj</a> (note the little flags on the Google drive view, and the file sizes)<p>Just added some files with "0" and "0\n", we'll see if "0" is copyrighted :)