• original2@lemmy.world
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    1 year ago

    So… £35.50 per iphone affected? Thats just a cost of business… Basically a cost of buisness not a serious punishment…

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    1 year ago

    The UK does not hold companies to account. This is pointless under this Tory government. Google got away with data abuse because no one suffered any damages apparently. P&O dismissed its workers.

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      No government holds companies responsible for anything. It’s no better in the states. We as citizens have one purpose, to make the rich richer.

      As the French revolutionary Voltaire put it: “The comfort of the rich depends on an abundant supply of the poor.”

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        1 year ago

        OFC government can hold companies to account. What do you think the Leveson inquiry was about? The monopolies commission, Grenfel inquiry and many more.