"Acceptable" is debatable. Is the company genuinely trying to fix the issue? Can they demonstrate it (provide PRs, resourcing information, updates, etc?) The r

"Acceptable" is debatable. Is the company genuinely trying to fix the issue? Can they demonstrate it (provide PRs, resourcing information, updates, etc?) The real solution is not over-regulating the internet. This is how we end up with the comparatively barren tech landscape of the EU, or the trend towards authoritarianism in Brazil, where a massive platform was banned simply because some small and questionable rulings were ignored. The innovation aspect really bothers me. As a SWE you definitely feel the development burden of so much regulation, it is huge, and that's with the might of a large company and all that brings to support you. I can't imagine startups will ever even attempt to meet these regulations. My own experience dealing with regulation in big tech makes me believe this is one of the chief reasons the EU has experienced technological stagnation. Maybe good in the short term, very bad for humanity in the long term.