I recently sent a powerpoint presentation to a client via GMail, bu the attachment was too big and was "stored" to Google Drive.
I thought nothing of it. Until my client refused pay.
What is stored at Google Drive is not my powerpoint presentation, nor indeed, any powerpoint. What arrived with the customer is not the presentation I sent.
How do I prevent this happening ever again?I want to attach my work to my emails and send it to clients. That is my whole story.
As a result of this mix up, my client refuses to pay. It is only $1,500. I would like Google to compensate me for my loss.
Clearly Google has analyzed the contents of my attachment, an entirely private matter between myself and my client. I do not recall, at any time, giving Google permission to alter the contents of my email, and I am pretty sure that Haliburton (the client) and the government of Trinidad (the recipient) did not either.What can I/we do? Can I/we sue?