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It certainly sets a very bad precident. At the very least, it will be far easier to ask for more, once the basic premise has been established.
by generalizations 6y ago
It certainly sets a very bad precident. At the very least, it will be far easier to ask for more, once the basic premise has been established.
- prepend 6y agoPrecedent of meeting discovery requirements? The data delivered should only be used for specified purposes so it’s not like the antitrust prosecutors can just comb through it. Antitrust cases are rare, so even if they did do inappropriate things, it would only happen every antitrust investigation. Plus, these data are already given to NSA in total and large chunks to law enforcement.
- Cthulhu_ 6y agoGoogle set the bad precedent by appearing to abuse their monopoly on the search market.