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> Google has now 60 days I hope I am wrong, and would be happy if that were the case, but I find these deadlines laughable. In reality Google will delay this i
by lucianbr 1y ago
> Google has now 60 days
I hope I am wrong, and would be happy if that were the case, but I find these deadlines laughable. In reality Google will delay this in courts for at least 5 years. In which time they will make some extra billions, and then the fine will be cut to a quarter of the current value. And by then they will have invented a new way to abuse consumers, just different enough to be the object of a new investigation and new court case that also takes years.
- alkonaut 1y agoNoncompliance fines from day 61, 62, … will start ticking regardless I assume?
- LauraMedia 1y agoThey will until a court revises the decision. Google can request an "expedited decision" but even that will take some time that only stops the fines.