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OP doesn't seem to understand the nature of the regulatory state at all. Anything that attracts scrutiny from the state must comply with a lot of nonsense whic
by TheMagicHorsey 4y ago
OP doesn't seem to understand the nature of the regulatory state at all. Anything that attracts scrutiny from the state must comply with a lot of nonsense which consumes huge amounts of labor ... both legal and technical.
- scarface74 4y agoAnd why people who are in favor of more laws to regulate technology don’t seem to understand that regulation usually helps the large incumbents who can afford the cost of compliance. You see this all of the time in finance also.
- justatdotin 4y agoexcept where the large incumbents have built their business around non-compliance.
- rconti 4y agoBut even non-compliance is a form of compliance! You figure out ways to get around the system, or go un-noticed, or risk the legal action.. all in ways that are easier for a big company to stomach than for a small company to risk.