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>> I simply see no technological solution to this problem, it'll always be a cat-and-mouse game, until governments catch up and makes it illegal. Then you we w
by thefounder 7y ago
>> I simply see no technological solution to this problem, it'll always be a cat-and-mouse game, until governments catch up and makes it illegal.
Then you we will have privacy-avoidance companies just like we have tax avoidance. Problem solved!
- diggan 7y agoExactly, and when they get caught, they get fines or prison. Sounds good to me, let's ship it.
- thefounder 7y agoLet me correct that for you: When they get caught thet get a small fine(somewhere close to 1% of their profit) or no fine at all.
- diggan 7y agoWell, we're talking about a hypothetical law here, so we don't really know the amount... The low amounts for fines when it comes to big companies is a different problem that should also be fixed.
- stqism 7y agoOften, the fines for breaking the law are factored in to the cost of choosing to do so in the first place. This is justified, of course, because the gain for doing so vastly exceeds losses due to the fines.