That's illegal... right? Can we start actually holding companies responsible with meaningful fines and jail-time for the executives breaking our laws with impunity??
this post was submitted on 08 Aug 2024
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The justice system doesn't apply to corporations, even though they're people. And since the corporations are run by billionaires, the most peopliest people there are, the justice system definitely doesn't apply to them. Money = speech, and these corporations have the most money, therefore they get the most speech, meaning they have more rights than us normal people, and can get away with breaking the same laws that would get any of us thrown in jail.
/s but not really...
lol. They know so much about us that “unknown” is just the ones they legally shouldn’t be tracking 🤣.
"See, on this diagram, that part of the global population represents the users we can legally identify, because they're not minors.
_ So, who's in the rest of the diagram?...
_ This is a mystery to everybody."
Is that really a surprise? These big companies have always preyed on children and minors because they are vulnerable. It's all about money
Can't wait until they're banned like TikTok...
(JK these companies serve the local empire.)
Well duh