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That's their business. If there's a business operating for profit (and Twitter is, ostensibly) and their tool posts pictures of me undressed, then I am going t
by lenerdenator 10mo ago
That's their business.
If there's a business operating for profit (and Twitter is, ostensibly) and their tool posts pictures of me undressed, then I am going to have a problem with it.
And I'm just some dude. It probably means a lot more for women who are celebrities.
"It's inevitable" isn't an excuse for bad corporate or personal behavior involving technology. Taken to its logical conclusion, we're all going to die, so it's just executing on the inevitable when someone is murdered.
- standardUser 10mo agoThe only excuses for bad corporate behavior are bad corporate laws and weak enforcement.
- lenerdenator 10mo agoThat's often because of regulatory capture.
- yndoendo 10mo agoHow do you get proper laws passed when the politicians are bought and paid for by the same corporations? In the USA ... a company can declare bankruptcy and shed the debt / liabilities while a person cannot shed most debt after declaring bankruptcy. [0] [1] USA politicians favor companies over the people. I personal support new corporate laws similar to California's three strikes law. Instead of allow companies to budget for fines the CEO and Executives go to jail with the corporation being broken up after habitually breaking same the laws. [0] https://hls.harvard.edu/today/expert-explains-how-companies-are-using-a-controversial-bankruptcy-maneuver-to-handle-mass-tort-claims/ https://hls.harvard.edu/today/expert-explains-how-companies-... [1] https://thenewpress.org/books/unjust-debts/ https://thenewpress.org/books/unjust-debts/