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Then Facebook/Meta would have challenged the rulings and pushed it through the courts. Probably would have been a bit faster, but still a long process.
by johannes1234321 3y ago
Then Facebook/Meta would have challenged the rulings and pushed it through the courts. Probably would have been a bit faster, but still a long process.
- rsynnott 3y agoThis does feel like a general problem with regulation of tech in particular, though. It’s not just GDPR stuff, either. For instance, US and EU regulators seem to be _finally_ lurching into action on crypto, which will presumably be a great comfort to the vast cohort of people who were ripped off for billions over the last few years (the “Web 3 is going great” loss tracker is currently at about 12.5bn, though it’s not a great metric as it doesn’t generally encompass pump and dumps, only very clear ripoffs and exploits). There’s probably no easy answer here; it _does_ take time to do stuff properly.