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No. First, why in the world do you want Meta to get into a habit of ignoring the law of the land? Second, fines for non-compliance to court orders are not one
by jsnell 3y ago
No.
First, why in the world do you want Meta to get into a habit of ignoring the law of the land?
Second, fines for non-compliance to court orders are not one off events. The fine is set with the purpose of compelling action. If the action doesn't happen, higher fines will follow.
- neilv 3y agoI don't want them to ignore laws; I'm just asking out of curiosity, and given Meta being who they are. As a purely business move, can Meta increase brand goodwill by publicly resisting for awhile?
- ShamelessC 3y agoThey answered you already.
- shadowgovt 3y agoIn general, I don't think "The American company thinks it can flout a European court decision" is actually going to increase brand goodwill in the market they care about increasing brand goodwill in.