People are leaving Google’s ecosystem for open, privacy-first tools, and Google’s response says everything. Immich, a respected self-hosted photo app, was suddenly flagged as “dangerous” by Google’s Safe Browsing. No malware, no scam, just users controlling their own data. The block was lifted, then reinstated, blacklisting the entire domain. It’s not just Immich. Jellyfin, Nextcloud, and YunoHost have faced the same problem. One corporate filter deciding what the web can see.