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Because our government is not really interested in protecting its citizens from abuse at the hands of corporations. edit: you can see this clearly in the way t
by caconym_ 7y ago
Because our government is not really interested in protecting its citizens from abuse at the hands of corporations.
edit: you can see this clearly in the way they pay lip service to "breaking up big tech" (whether or not that's a good idea, this comment is not a statement of opinion on that subject) because it's politically sexy on both sides, while all these other, arguably more egregious abuses of consumer data are so far off the radar that most people probably aren't aware they're happening.
- mark-r 7y agoIf the government showed an interest in abuse at the hands of corporations, it might start getting embarrassing questions about abuse at the hands of 3 letter agencies.