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“I did not believe it was patently illegal,” Jacobs said. “I had questions about the ethics of it. I suppose because of my personal ethics it felt overly aggres
by malandrew 9y ago
“I did not believe it was patently illegal,” Jacobs said. “I had questions about the ethics of it. I suppose because of my personal ethics it felt overly aggressive and invasive.”
ref: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-11-28/waymo-trial-delayed-again-with-sharp-words-for-uber-from-judge https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-11-28/waymo-tri...
- jhall1468 9y agoHe's not a lawyer. The question is a question to debate legally. When something is questionably ethical, whether or not it's legal is dependent on the outcome of a trial. An employee was accusing them of doing something highly unethical and potentially illegal regarding information about competitors. Again, that's incredibly relevant.