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>There is no appeals court for corpotech. Unless you live in the EU. [1] [1] https://digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu/en/policies/dsa-out-court-dispute-settlemen

>There is no appeals court for corpotech. Unless you live in the EU. [1] [1] https://digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu/en/policies/dsa-out-court-dispute-settlement https://digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu/en/policies/dsa-out-co...

closewith 1y ago
Yeah, this is a perfect example of the need for regulation of the mega-apps.
- lrvick 1y ago
  This will never happen in any useful way internationally on an open internet. The only winning move for users is to invest in decentralized open source unkillable alternatives.
  - closewith 1y ago
    It's already happening in the more stable democracies.
  - 6510 1y ago
    It depends entirely on comments like the one you wrote here. To me it is obvious they had more than enough time and opportunity to do it properly themselves and the tools at their disposal get more glorious every year. Users grow more and more dependent on them. Services control more of our lives. They have LLM's now! Really good ones! So good they can format and sort 90% of the customer service issues into well known boxes. You can also have people pay for support. 1000 euro might be nothing compared to losing an account. Write me a nice report what exactly went wrong. It can be [] my fault [] their fault. It can result in [] permanently banned [] account restored. They can [] refund the fee [] ask for ____ more money. They thought themselves to important to do it themselves. You are unworthy of even the worse kangaroo court and unworthy of trial by robot. Those are pretty damn low standards. It will eventually happen because we have lots of wealthy influential people in the global law apparatus and they are really being mocked here. Mega corps are going for the heaviest punishment they can apply for all possible offenses they chose not to describe. LOL You aren't sentenced to death only because they lack the means to do it but I'm sure they are killing plenty of people indirectly. I even think out taxes should pay for their customer service.
  - immibis 1y ago
    On the open internet, no, but the financial system is both closed and very valuable to companies like Meta. Europe can't stop American websites collecting personal data without consent. It can stop them getting any payments from Europe though. Usually that's worth more to them than the data.
cbeach 1y ago
I’m in Europe and the EU was certainly no help when Google blocked me from Adsense with no recourse.
- Kuinox 1y ago
  This is a 3 year old act, when were you blocked ?
- reddalo 1y ago
  Did you open a complaint with a certified Out-of-Court Settlement Body?

closewith 1y ago

Yeah, this is a perfect example of the need for regulation of the mega-apps.

lrvick 1y ago
This will never happen in any useful way internationally on an open internet. The only winning move for users is to invest in decentralized open source unkillable alternatives.
- closewith 1y ago
  It's already happening in the more stable democracies.
- 6510 1y ago
  It depends entirely on comments like the one you wrote here. To me it is obvious they had more than enough time and opportunity to do it properly themselves and the tools at their disposal get more glorious every year. Users grow more and more dependent on them. Services control more of our lives. They have LLM's now! Really good ones! So good they can format and sort 90% of the customer service issues into well known boxes. You can also have people pay for support. 1000 euro might be nothing compared to losing an account. Write me a nice report what exactly went wrong. It can be [] my fault [] their fault. It can result in [] permanently banned [] account restored. They can [] refund the fee [] ask for ____ more money. They thought themselves to important to do it themselves. You are unworthy of even the worse kangaroo court and unworthy of trial by robot. Those are pretty damn low standards. It will eventually happen because we have lots of wealthy influential people in the global law apparatus and they are really being mocked here. Mega corps are going for the heaviest punishment they can apply for all possible offenses they chose not to describe. LOL You aren't sentenced to death only because they lack the means to do it but I'm sure they are killing plenty of people indirectly. I even think out taxes should pay for their customer service.
- immibis 1y ago
  On the open internet, no, but the financial system is both closed and very valuable to companies like Meta. Europe can't stop American websites collecting personal data without consent. It can stop them getting any payments from Europe though. Usually that's worth more to them than the data.

cbeach 1y ago

I’m in Europe and the EU was certainly no help when Google blocked me from Adsense with no recourse.

Kuinox 1y ago
This is a 3 year old act, when were you blocked ?
reddalo 1y ago
Did you open a complaint with a certified Out-of-Court Settlement Body?