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Lawyer says Google shut down his Gmail, Voice and Photos after NotebookLM upload

Post author By Joe Douglass
Post date February 18, 2026

Hands typing on a laptop keyboard in low light.

His case highlights a broader issue as U.S.-based AI tools block analysis of sensitive public records, including documents from the Epstein files.

Tags Account bans, Artificial Intelligence, Big Tech, ChatGPT, Content moderation, Criminal justice, Digital privacy, Digital security, Epstein Files, Google, journalism, Kimi, Legal research, NotebookLM, OpenAI, Platform enforcement, public records, Tech accountability

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DOJ drops bulk downloads from Epstein Library

Post author By Joe Douglass
Post date February 11, 2026

Feb. 11, 2026: The Justice Department’s Epstein Library “Data Set 1 Files” page lists records as individual PDF links, requiring one-by-one access rather than bulk downloads.

The change forces one-PDF-at-a-time access, while archived captures show bulk ZIP links were available days earlier.

Tags access to information, data preservation, digital archiving, document dump, DOJ, Epstein Files, Epstein Library, government accountability, Internet Archive, investigative journalism, journalism, Justice Department, public records, record verification, transparency, Wayback Machine