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It's a social media platform, of course they need PII. We need to relax all laws. Our laws are unbelievable cruel. Business are expected to follow so so so man
by personomas 3y ago
It's a social media platform, of course they need PII.
We need to relax all laws. Our laws are unbelievable cruel. Business are expected to follow so so so many bureaucratic laws. To fine them 2.6% every time they break one is insane. Imagine how many countries there are out there, how many business laws there are, how much they have to comply with.
A lot of these companies already operate on extremely thin margins. This can destroy companies. It doesn't make sense.
- malermeister 3y agoA business doesn't have an inherent right to exist. If the only way it can exist is to break the law, then maybe it deserves to be destroyed? Why should we put up with an abusive business model so some randos can make money?
- valenterry 3y ago> It's a social media platform, of course they need PII. No they don't. Remember MySpace? Worked perfectly without PII.
- personomas 3y agoOf course MySpace had PII. People wrote all about themselves.
- valenterry 3y agoDid MySpace not work without providing it PII during e.g. account creation? I remember it did work without it, but I might remember wrong.