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In the first case they're held accountable because business interests are compromised. In the second, no business interest is compromised by screwing up Joe Pu
by nzp 10y ago
In the first case they're held accountable because business interests are compromised. In the second, no business interest is compromised by screwing up Joe Public's computer (except Joe's, but he has no material social leverage, so...). Thus no accountability for ad networks, even if there logically and legally should be.