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This sort of thing has been illegal in the US since 2008. You’re talking hypotheticals that have already been addressed by legislation.
by luma 3y ago
This sort of thing has been illegal in the US since 2008. You’re talking hypotheticals that have already been addressed by legislation.
- varjag 3y agoMan were the old times amazing. Mandatory seatbelts, smoking bans and this. Things that would be impossible to legislate in 2020s.
- salawat 3y agoNote: Compliance departments in insurance companies are basically intended to facilitate by rote presentations of trainings to check off that list item as a required business operation. Actual teeth to bite back or remidiate non-compliant activity of a company that the executives have decided to file under the "fuck it, nobody's looking" risk heading are basically not there. Point being, just because the law is on the books doesn't mean it isn't being elided at every opportunity. You have been warned.
- Arainach 3y agoI have not done extensive research, but I suspect this is as effective as banning the government from data collection, with the result that the government pays companies to do that and it's somehow legal that way.