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More like a headline: "ordinary person <name> fined 0.62 for littering". Would I like to litter, the fine would be slightly annoying (maybe worth busting my as
by makapuf 5y ago
More like a headline: "ordinary person <name> fined 0.62 for littering".
Would I like to litter, the fine would be slightly annoying (maybe worth busting my ass to a proper trashcan to avoid this fine), but also being in the news about it.
- hnbad 5y agoI don't think Google and Facebook are very concerned about having minor headlines about cookie-related fines. The users who would react negatively to this already don't trust them and those who trust them either don't understand the issue or don't care.
- makapuf 5y agoYou're right, unfortunately. I hope this adds up but I'm not myself convinced.
- hetspookjee 5y agoSo what platforms are currently serving most of the news? I believe the number is well over 50% of the news is served through Facebook and Google, but I struggle with finding an actual number on it. In any case, I'm sure there are plenty of ways to push down any negative news surrounding their own platforms.