Corporate Law Compliance
The cluster debates whether large companies, especially big tech firms, blatantly break laws, exploit loopholes, or simply fail to obey regulations, versus expectations that they should strictly follow the law regardless of inconvenience.
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It's not backfiring, it's just that companies are blatantly breaking the law.
I'd settle for companies obeying the letter of the law. They don't do that either.
"Companies do bad stuff" != "Companies are legally required to do bad stuff".
So you say thech companies are above the law? What could go wrong…
I can't speak for the OP, but doesn't companies blatantly and intentionally break the law all the time?
Why can't big tech companies just adhere to the rule of the law?
It’s wild that this is a forum where the take “follow the law even if it’s annoying for your company” is considered bait
Companies don't get to pick and choose which laws they deem worthy of following. If you want the laws changed support an advocacy group. To let them off for blatantly ignoring legislation in a democratic society is setting a dangerous precedent.
There's lots of things companies are legally obligated to do but instead do not.
Doesn't it just mean the companies affected are flaunting the law?