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> The US does it all the time, so does Europe. Please give me an example of a corporation getting serious issues from any government for actions they took on f
by 411111111111111 7y ago
> The US does it all the time, so does Europe.
Please give me an example of a corporation getting serious issues from any government for actions they took on foreign soil.
- Ididntdothis 7y agoCompanies have got into trouble for violating sanctions. There are plenty of examples for that.
- camgunz 7y agoGDPR is a huge one every user of this site should know.
- 411111111111111 7y agoGDPR is a law, not a corporation and is a recent attempt at enforcing something, and spectacularly failed at that. Almost all eu-foreign enterprises ignore it entirely or don't actually adhere to it, even after showing a big pop-up claiming they do. And the multinational corporations just started to hide their tracking better. For an obvious example: chrome includes a 24 bit unique identifier per installation to track you and instead of saving your PII they just build a nrr to "predict" them. Such a success, indeed.
- Ididntdothis 7y agoWhat’s your exact point? Are you trying to say that laws don’t work and nothing can be done so it shouldn’t be tried? I don’t understand what you are trying to say.