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But is in this case an EU institution selecting FB or a civil rights organization selecting the biggest offender? If the citizens complain about FB and going af
by simion314 9y ago
But is in this case an EU institution selecting FB or a civil rights organization selecting the biggest offender?
If the citizens complain about FB and going after justice why are you asking the citizens to find first other smaller and non US company that maybe did much less damage and start with them. Citizens should have the right to demand justice for illegal behavior of US company that makes business in EU without having the other camp calling protectionism.
It is like the Microsoft anti competition case would not take place until we find some small non US OS vendor to punish first so the Americans won't get upset.
- seanmcdirmid 9y agoIf the law is no cookies or no tracking, then they can literally pick a random internet company within their bidders whose offending. In practice, such broad laws can only be selectively enforced.
- simion314 9y ago>they can literally pick a random internet company In this case they are the citizens, the citizens would not pcik at random but the company that affects them.
- s73v3r_ 9y agoAnd how many people are actually going to pay attention to that? Further, how is that not any different than the "selective enforcement" that you claim is happening against FB?