Google Seeks End to RNC Spam Email Drama

Axios

Google is seeking to dismiss a lawsuit from the Republican National Committee accusing the tech giant of bias in its handling of email, as it ends a pilot program that allowed senders of campaign emails to bypass users’ spam folders, per a filing seen by Axios.

Conservatives remain angry with Google, which they believe has unfairly marked their campaign messages as spam, and they now control one house of Congress.

Google’s motion to dismiss was filed in federal court in the Eastern District of California Monday night. “[The RNC] seeks to blame Google based on a theory or political bias that is both illogical and contrary to the facts alleged in its own complaint,” lawyers for Google write in the filing.

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