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This is Facebook acting as though they are above the law. The next time they attempt a takeover this should be rolled out as evidence of their likely behaviour
by klelatti 5y ago
This is Facebook acting as though they are above the law.
The next time they attempt a takeover this should be rolled out as evidence of their likely behaviour and should be grounds for blocking that takeover.
If you won't play by the rules then you don't get to play at all.
Edit: Someone should ask Nick Clegg, a former UK lawmaker, why it's ok to break the law in that country.
- 908087 5y agoI'd act like I was above the law if all signs pointed to me actually being above the law, too. When the fines for breaking the law are a fraction of the money you've earned doing it, continuing to do it is just a good business decision.
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- andylynch 5y agoAlmost certainly - it's worthing bearing in mind the CMA fined them 155x the previous record for this kind of penalty. The investigation also appears to be ongoing; I would expect the final decision to also be substantial.
- kwertyoowiyop 5y agoHow about: “acting because they are above the law”?