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> when you repeatedly try to knowingly break the law IANAL but I'd add "blatantly", "brazenly" or some such here. This cannot be in line with things like "it m
by black_puppydog 4y ago
> when you repeatedly try to knowingly break the law
IANAL but I'd add "blatantly", "brazenly" or some such here. This cannot be in line with things like "it must be as easy to opt out as to opt in" (paraphrasing GDPR) and they know it.
IMHO this (like, sadly, many examples before from Meta) could be a perfect occasion to pierce the corporate veil. Whoever signed off on this should never be left in charge of customer data again.