Yeah the problem is what we acknowledge as screwing up. When a company leaks the personal data of dozen of millions of users, let private content be accessed by

Yeah the problem is what we acknowledge as screwing up. When a company leaks the personal data of dozen of millions of users, let private content be accessed by third party etc.. Somehow we haven't accepted that as a major failure. And I'm not even talking about Facebook, more about things like cloud bleed. How do you even try to regulate something like this? It's not like they intended it, but they still majorly screwed up.