This sounds like a starting point for further investigation.
Perhaps the litigation will reveal more about what is going on inside Big Tech.
This sounds like a starting point for further investigation.
Perhaps the litigation will reveal more about what is going on inside Big Tech.
They want less privacy protections for the humans they're exploiting? Add more. Add so many protections they probably won't be able to make any money anymore.
See also: revolving door policy making.
Lobbying lawmakers is a basic practice that happens all the time. And a law is not right on its own right, there is always supporters and detractors. Just that we agree as a society yo abide by the laws we currently have.
If anything we should invest in more public awareness to make sure strong privacy requirements are signed into the law.
On the other hand, strong privacy laws is a sizable buerocratic burden on the society. So we should be cautious to not over regulate. Laws are difficult to change or revoke even if they are found ineffective or too stringent later on.
A high trust environment where most of the players do the right thing without the buerocracy and enforcement is way more efficient.