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When you are talking about adversarial state actors the incentives are completely different, the rules should reflect this.
by throw__away7391 4y ago
When you are talking about adversarial state actors the incentives are completely different, the rules should reflect this.
- sschueller 4y agoTiktok doesn't operate in a vacuum. They have US advertisers and pay US content creators. You can very well impose drastic fines and make it very difficult to make any money in the US if they violate privacy laws. You also have Google and Apple that are US based and have to ability to audit these apps.
- throw__away7391 4y agoI don't think privacy is the main concern, it's what kind of content is being pushed/censored, but even if it were even drastic fines are probably not enough to dissuade privacy violations if the CCP decides it wants the data. Plus, how are you ever going to even find out in the first place?