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> It doesn't though. If laws are not prosecuted consistently, then they are not 'applied' consistently. Which company that breaks GDPR on the same scale as Fac
by sgift 5y ago
> It doesn't though. If laws are not prosecuted consistently, then they are not 'applied' consistently.
Which company that breaks GDPR on the same scale as Facebook is not prosecuted though? If you make such an accusation please provide at least an example.
If you mean that the EU is using more resources to hold Facebook accountable than some two person shop: Yes. In the face of limited personal and time, you'll have to choose which to pursue first. And the EU has wisely decided that going after the big companies first gives the most bang for the buck.
- thawaya3113 5y agoThe alternative, of course, is the U.S. approach, where say the IRS will not go after the richest tax criminals at all, but instead will go after the poorest/middle class because they know the latter, unlike the former, cannot afford expensive lawyers to fight them in court.