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So a guy with a backhoe who digs through a cable by accident could be tried for human rights violations? Get real... Try reading article 1 of the declaration of
by agent327 5y ago
So a guy with a backhoe who digs through a cable by accident could be tried for human rights violations? Get real... Try reading article 1 of the declaration of human rights, in particular the second sentence. Try to uphold that lofty standard in the future.
- anticristi 5y agoPSD2 -- an EU FinTech regulation -- requires you to maintain sufficient redundancy. So yes, theoretically a company could be fined for a cable cut making payment impossible. Don't blame the guy with the backhoe for bad management decisions. IANAL, but I'm unsure if there is legal precedent.
- agent327 5y agoThe first article specifically says: "They are endowed with REASON and CONSCIENCE and should act towards one another in a spirit of BROTHERHOOD." (emphasis mine) That pretty much rules out using human rights as a stick to hit other people with over mere technical issues.