But while large companies can buy the most intimate information imaginable about your life and finances, IP law lets them capture the state and use it to shut d

But while large companies can buy the most intimate information imaginable about your life and finances, IP law lets them capture the state and use it to shut down any attempts you make to discover how they operate. When an app called Para offered Doordash workers the ability to preview the total wage offered for a job before they accepted it, Doordash threatened them with eye-watering legal penalties, then threw dozens of full-time engineers at them, changing the app several times per day to shut out Para I like how IP law means corporations can spy on me as much as they want, but it is illegal if I try to find out what is happening on my own device.