In Ontario Canada the dominant blood testing company lost (got hacked) the health records of millions of customers and almost nothing came of it. Even the civi

In Ontario Canada the dominant blood testing company lost (got hacked) the health records of millions of customers and almost nothing came of it. Even the civil suit on behalf of the people whose entire health records were lost was going to be about $30 per person. And yet in this thread people complain that ~$200K per person is too little for telling people the wrong info about their fitbit warranty. People are so focussed on big tech they miss the egregious stuff happening one or two levels down.