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for google the problem is small enough they're encouraging individuals to file a small claims they'll gladly hand a check for, or it's big enough that google do
by matthewaveryusa 3y ago
for google the problem is small enough they're encouraging individuals to file a small claims they'll gladly hand a check for, or it's big enough that google doesn't want to document shooting themselves in the foot.
I also think there's a long tail of Beavis' out there that you need to lock things down to stop the rumors.
Genuinely, I would love an answer from someone that believes in both "never talk to the cops" and "corporations should be open about their fuck-ups" to articulate how they reconcile both concepts. For me they're the same side of the coin, but I'd enjoy to be convince otherwise.
- geraldwhen 3y agoCops cannot testify on your behalf, only against you. Whereas in business, your public and private statements determine your entire company image. Statements made by companies in public places cannot “only be held against them”. It’s completely different.
- onetokeoverthe 3y ago[dead]