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Expecting a company to self-regulate itself to stop a certain sub-population of potential customers from buying its services is, not surprisingly, ineffective.
by code4tee 8y ago
Expecting a company to self-regulate itself to stop a certain sub-population of potential customers from buying its services is, not surprisingly, ineffective.
- ilovecaching 8y agoIt's not self regulation. You're misinformed. There are millions to billions in penalties that the FTC and other agencies can give out to organizations for all sorts of crap.
- a1369209993 8y ago> billions in penalties And yet, Facebook is still solvent, because surprise, surprise, the non-self regulation isn't happening. Self regulation is all that's left, and it is, not surprisingly, ineffective.