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Seeing as this is Illinois we're talking about, it's probably less about protecting kids and more about extorting punitive fines from tech companies for non-com
by isdononthephone 2mo ago
Seeing as this is Illinois we're talking about, it's probably less about protecting kids and more about extorting punitive fines from tech companies for non-compliance.
> violations can cost up to $50,000 each
I hear slot machine noises.
- imdsm 2mo agoit's a strange business model that works for the EU
- OKRainbowKid 2mo agoOccasionally holding trillion dollar corporations accountable to the law is not a business model. I reckon the societal damage these "social" media companies inflict is magnitudes larger than whatever puny fines they've had to cough up so far for breaking the law.
- touwer 2mo ago[flagged]
- antonvs 2mo agoThinking of everything as a business model: This is your brain on capitalism.