How about not rolling with ones own interpretation of the law, which coincidentally is very convenient for oneself? I mean, if they do not actually know for su

How about not rolling with ones own interpretation of the law, which coincidentally is very convenient for oneself? I mean, if they do not actually know for sure how a specific law is to be interpreted then better err on the side of caution, instead of becoming a criminal, violating the rights of many millions of people. Better take precautions in case ones convenient interpretation turns out to be BS. I am sure they made their business viable without all those violations of the law. They can just flip a switch now, and stop doing the bad thing, that they now know for sure is illegal :) But hey, that is just what I personally would consider an ethical approach, ha! Maybe not caring about the law and just continuing to ignore people's rights, being as invasive as possible to people's privacy, for as long as it is financially viable is the more ethical choice ...