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With a corporation the size of Meta, it's not at all a given that: - Team putting together EU policy is in any way related to the team that needs to deal with
by izacus 3y ago
With a corporation the size of Meta, it's not at all a given that:
- Team putting together EU policy is in any way related to the team that needs to deal with any kind of fines.
- That anyone actually made this concious decision as a tradeoff (as in, if it ever bubbled up to a VP or similar strategic lead.
So many behaviours of megacorps are emergent and not deliberate.
- that_guy_iain 3y ago>- Team putting together EU policy is in any way related to the team that needs to deal with any kind of fines. Wouldn't that be a compliance team/department? > - That anyone actually made this concious decision as a tradeoff (as in, if it ever bubbled up to a VP or similar strategic lead. To be fair, I can believe that.
- TheCoelacanth 3y agoDistinction without a difference. Someone decided how Meta's org chart is laid out and whether it's a structure that will result in legal compliance being taken seriously or one that won't. If they picked one that won't, that's a conscious decision to ignore some portion of laws.