> if a product is harming children ... how do you think you’re not complicit? Not saying you're wrong, but do you have any idea how many companies that covers?

> if a product is harming children ... how do you think you’re not complicit? Not saying you're wrong, but do you have any idea how many companies that covers? Privacy violations are not the only kind of harm. Every "energy" company, every food or consumer-goods conglomerate, every electronics company, has probably been fined somewhere for acts that involved harm of children. We can and should do better, both by direct consumer choice and via regulation, but "you're complicit" finger-pointing is non-constructive if not outright hypocritical.