> What's more important is how those false positives are handled. Is it really though? If there's a company that has to defend / apologize often (Facebook/Meta

> What's more important is how those false positives are handled. Is it really though? If there's a company that has to defend / apologize often (Facebook/Meta maybe) I'd be way more critical of their apology than if one guy who didn't have a case like that before apologying a bit too late for some people or not in the way they wish he would. There's also a lot of information we don't know yet, we don't know what happend behind the scenes and when he was provided with the final verdict and facts.