Masahiro Itosugi, the creator of the manga Aki Sora, reported being banned by Google after uploading older works to Google Drive.
Masahiro Itosugi, the creator of the manga Aki Sora, reported being banned by Google after uploading older works to Google Drive. The artist received a warning, appealed, and was then banned. Itosugi noted the ban affects their use of Google accounts for other services and warned others to be cautious.
The incident highlights the tension between regional content standards and global platform policies, a recurring issue for creators of adult or sensitive material. No further details about Aki Sora itself-such as its publication history, plot, or current availability-were provided in the stories.
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Masahiro Itosugi, creator of the manga Aki Sora, reported being banned by Google after uploading older works to Google Drive. The artist received a warning, appealed, and was then banned. Itosugi noted the ban affects their use of Google accounts for other services and warned others to be cautious.
All 77 volumes of Hideaki Sorachi's manga series Gintama are available to read for free on the LINE Manga and ebookjapan platforms from May 29 to May 31. The three-day campaign celebrates the long-running popularity of the series and the start of 4DX screenings for the film New Gintama Movie: Yoshiwara in Flames, which began on May 29. On LINE Manga's special page, readers can participate in a user-voted ranking of the best Gintama episodes and browse a curated collection of famous scenes. A separate gacha event, running from May 29 to May 30, offers chances to win manga coins or time-saving items. The campaign covers the monochrome edition of the series, published by Shueisha, and is exclusive to the two services.