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> I think you missed my point. I'm saying that holding Tim Cook accountable for this case is like sending the CEO of the Clorox Company to jail because someone
by notyourday 5y ago
> I think you missed my point. I'm saying that holding Tim Cook accountable for this case is like sending the CEO of the Clorox Company to jail because someone put bleach in their girlfriend's drink.
No, not at all. If Apple/Google/Facebook/Clorox "agree to pay a fine to settle a case" then the officers and directors of the company go to prison, not because they are sharedholders of the company - but because they are officers or directors of the company.
So if for whatever reason, Apple agrees to pay a fine and change practices or whatever else regarding AirTags, then Cook should go to jail, not because Cook is a shareholder of Apple but because he is the CEO of Apple.
If Uber agrees to settle, pay a fine/change practices, then Dara should go to jail, not because he is a shareholder of Uber but because he is a CEO of Uber.
If Clorox company agrees to pay a fine/change practices, then the CEO of Cholorox should go to jail, not because he is a shareholder of Clorox but because he is the CEO.