URGENT: GDPR Legal Purge Request — Unauthorized PII and Client Case Material Leak via Unpaid Gemini API

To the Google Cloud Legal Team, Data Protection Officer, and Developer Infrastructure Operations:

This is a formal, non-negotiable notice regarding an accidental, critical disclosure of highly sensitive, un-redacted European Union judicial data and Personal Identifiable Information (PII) subject to severe Article 9 GDPR protections.

Between 9 June and 12 June, a local script automatically pushed scanning segments of scanned litigation PDFs to the gemini-2.5-flash API endpoint for OCR processing. This data processing occurred across 3 separate developer accounts encompassing 5 projects each.

Per the Gemini API Additional Terms of Service for Unpaid Services, I am aware that data is queued for human review and machine learning optimization. However, because this data contains highly sensitive legal records processed completely outside client authorization, it constitutes an existential breach of professional counsel confidentiality, data sovereignty laws, and EU data privacy regulations.

I have already aggressively executed all local client-side mitigations: all frontend API keys have been permanently deleted, active history has been wiped, and projects are being decommissioned.

I require a Google engineering representative or Data Protection administrator to contact me via Secure Private Message immediately to receive The 3 specific Gmail/Google Account developer identifiers.

Google must manually purge the un-anonymized and staging server logs holding these text blocks before they are pushed into broader review queues or training environments. Failing to intercept this data will trigger mandatory data breach reporting duties to EU Supervisory Authorities, directly naming the failure of local UI deletion actions to wipe deep backend server caches.

Please flag this post for an immediate internal engineering or legal escalation. I am standing by to provide the exact technical credentials privately.

Thank you.