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A $3300 fine would get me to change my behavior. I don't think Zoom is profiting from breeching privacy; I think they profit from providing video-meeting softw
by modriano 5y ago
A $3300 fine would get me to change my behavior.
I don't think Zoom is profiting from breeching privacy; I think they profit from providing video-meeting software. I think penalizing undesirable behavior that doesn't produce profit will motivate Zoom to take that undesirable behavior very seriously.
- bsder 5y agoIs that $3,300 the reason why I have a $100K job instead of a $50K job? If so, I wouldn't even flinch at paying that. Many moons ago, lawyers used to crash the carpool lanes in Washington, DC for about that price given the time they would save and the amount they could bill. The firms just started paying the fines. It wasn't until the penalty started having points and could cost you your drivers license that the behavior stopped.
- sleepyhead 5y ago"I don't think Zoom is profiting from breeching privacy" They are. "Move fast and break things"-strategy is a decision for higher growth at the cost of privacy, security and stability for customers.