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I'm I the only person that thinks that Comcast is saying this as a way to calm people down now. Why did they not speak up before the vote. I suspect that within
by WheelsAtLarge 10y ago
I'm I the only person that thinks that Comcast is saying this as a way to calm people down now. Why did they not speak up before the vote. I suspect that within a few years, once the noise quiets, they'll have a thriving business doing just what they said they would not do.
- icantdrive55 10y agoAs one of the more disliked companies; Comcast should send out a legal notice promising not to sell viewer's data. They could stipulate that even if they sold, that legal notice would be contingent on sale. It might keep some people from leaving? "Remember that one time Comcast looked out for their customers?" Will they do it--no, they would rather keep dumping money into those commercials, about we're just late 1:59 hours.
- seppin 10y agoyes
- thr0waway1239 10y agoApparently, Thomas Jefferson once said, "Once a generation or so, we need a rebellion and the folks who participate should be punished, but not too harshly". I think he was getting at the point of how easily people take their freedoms for granted, and this apathy in turn takes away all the freedoms which were earned with great difficulty in the first place. Maybe we have reached a point where we need to permit folks (immunity against legal action) to release internal data/documents of BigTech, provided it unequivocally proves that such public statements the companies make are false.