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there’s active litigation involved. and businesses have a right to refuse service. so, yes, that would be fair game. would i be happy about it? no. but the com
by kmlx 4y ago
there’s active litigation involved. and businesses have a right to refuse service. so, yes, that would be fair game.
would i be happy about it? no. but the company that i work for is suing google, so it’s assumed there would be retribution of some sorts.
- chii 4y agoit would depend on what the suit is about. Imagine if you had to sue a company for a wrong doing, but still would require the services of said company. They could pressure you to drop the suit, by using this tech to deny you access to their services. So even if the suit had merit, the company escaped being sued. So this would produce unfair outcomes. In other words, a company discriminating against customers should be illegal, except in specific circumstances allowed by the law.