Bullshit apologism. Shareholders should lose their shirts, for the same reason Enron shareholders did. [Equifax did not commit fraud, but my point is that when

Bullshit apologism. Shareholders should lose their shirts, for the same reason Enron shareholders did. [Equifax did not commit fraud, but my point is that when a company through incompetence or malice damages 100s of millions of Americans...yeah, they should be dissolved from existence.] Data breaches are only preventable when you have an inhumanly good security team. This is mot even possible for your average non-technically-inclined business leader. Why don’t I have any say in all my financial transactions and “passwords” being sent to and vacuumed up by tech ologically incompetent, undeniably unethical bureau-corps? It’s what I found so refreshing about Monero and other cruptocurrencies when I still used them (took a break from the scene). No one can steal your identity or your money withhout you yourself making a mistake.