It’s probably a cost-benefit calculation. Go after a mega-corp and they’ll drag it through the courts for decades and do their best to waste every penny you have. Nail the person who’s crippled, on disability, cannot afford to pay for subscriptions to view or use something, it’ll be way cheaper, and now you’re the Law and Justice people.
Thinking about it, that’s literally just a long winded way of saying exactly the same thing, but I feel that context matters a bit.
Our legal system just cares how much money you have for lawyers.
It’s probably a cost-benefit calculation. Go after a mega-corp and they’ll drag it through the courts for decades and do their best to waste every penny you have. Nail the person who’s crippled, on disability, cannot afford to pay for subscriptions to view or use something, it’ll be way cheaper, and now you’re the Law and Justice people.
Thinking about it, that’s literally just a long winded way of saying exactly the same thing, but I feel that context matters a bit.