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Like I said, he didn't apologize because what they did was illegal. He apologized because it was creepy and intrusive.
by crazyboblee 17y ago
Like I said, he didn't apologize because what they did was illegal. He apologized because it was creepy and intrusive.
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- andreyf 17y agoPrecisely! But it isn't Amazon's responsibility to decide what is "creepy and intrusive" it's your congressman's responsibility to make sure laws which explicitly allow "creepy and intrusive" violations of your rights to not be passed. The EPIC FAIL here is in Washington, with a minor FAIL in Amazon's PR, and nowhere else.
- jp_sc 17y agoJust because Amazon can do it, it doesn't mean they can be forced to by a publisher. The copyright laws are broken, but in this case it was Amazon's mistake.