> Ignoring the user would be a massive violation. I’m sure there is massive legal penalty to this, enough to make the company care about being honest. Is this

> Ignoring the user would be a massive violation. I’m sure there is massive legal penalty to this, enough to make the company care about being honest. Is this satire? There are countless discussions about how GDPR for example is not being enforced properly, how fines are not small enough to move the needle for corporations and are just a cost of doing business. Apple and Google and Microsoft and Facebook are continuously fighting the EU Comission about privacy and market domination on multiple fronts, and recently the US DOJ has started fighting them too. I have never seen any clue that they are afraid. I have no idea what you are talking about.