• Nate
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    681 year ago

    They’ll get a slap on the wrist fine that nowhere near accounts for the amount of money they made doing this.

    • @Bluefruit
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      421 year ago

      True but this also sets precedent for other cases which is an overall win. But i do wish the fines were bigger I agree with you there.

      • @[email protected]
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        81 year ago

        They need to do a percentage of revue, rather than a fixed price for businesses. Affects bigger companies harder, but let’s smaller ones still work through it.

        • @procrastinator
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          31 year ago

          Fine of at least 150% of money earned, though they’ll just say it earned them nothing

      • @Angius
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        11 year ago

        It sets the size of the fee the company will need to pay to do it.

    • @MeanEYE
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      91 year ago

      I loved how EU set fines for GDPR breaches and I feel the same should be applied in other fields when companies are involved. There are two tiers of penalties, with a maximum of 20m euros or 4% of global revenue. That way they feel it. Really feel it. Google got smacked 50 million € for GDPR breach. H&M 35M.