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"FTC charges Adobe their annual Business Practices fee" Not to be a pessimist, but what's the chance this is just another suit that's a rounding error compared
by mcpar-land 2y ago
"FTC charges Adobe their annual Business Practices fee"
Not to be a pessimist, but what's the chance this is just another suit that's a rounding error compared to the revenue Adobe gains from these unethical business practices in the first place?
- wmf 2y agoPresumably Adobe will have to stop these practices to settle the case.
- bachmeier 2y agoYes - and the penalties would not be a rounding error the next time.
- josephcsible 2y agoIMO, fines for deceptive or unfair business practices should never be less than the total revenue resulting from them.
- bogwog 2y agoThe FTC has been more aggressive and actually doing their job under this administration. Idk if this particular case will have a satisfying conclusion, but I'd say the chances are as good as they've ever been.
- amne 2y agoI see the complaint naming individuals by name. I wonder how far the chain one can go to punish individuals for something like this .. can a dev or qa tester get fined for this? Should they get fined?