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You're oversimplifying the law. There's no legal speak as to what constitutes Big Tech. What if it's a social media company that does financial transactions? O
by jonnybgood 4y ago
You're oversimplifying the law. There's no legal speak as to what constitutes Big Tech. What if it's a social media company that does financial transactions?
Overall, you're giving more power to Big Tech and lessening the power of government over Big Tech. They will be able to hide their offenses under the cover of "user's data", which the government is not allowed to see.
- bioemerl 4y ago> There's no legal speak as to what constitutes Big Tech. What if it's a social media company that does financial transactions? Again. This is literally what law is all about. All existing law was created from baselines like these, and this is a very very poor excuse to refuse to regulate a massive and dangerous industry. Refusing the ability for the government to absorb the data of big tech is not empowering them, it's weakening them.