Seems well funded companies are immune from data liability or responsiblity.
also wikipedai as a list of major data breaches https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_data_breaches.
Are those the documents, often dozens of pages of barely understandable legalese word salad, that we've conditioned nearly everyone to click past?
While I certainly agree that people share way too much data, I personally think hiding behind "it's in the terms of service agreement" is getting quite tired when they are designed in such a way that you are encouraged to skip past it, and they are worded in such a way that a lay-person doesn't have a chance of understanding what the ramifications of agreeing to the agreement is.
Not to mention that, quite often, you don't really have a choice in the matter if you want to have a relatively normal life (e.g. being forced to agree to the terms of service of some random service to submit an application to a job, and not having a job isn't an option).
Where does your entitlement come from? I bet working in tech too long.
It's related in the same way that I can say "nothing matters at all" in reply to literally anything. Which is to say, very loosely, and entirely lacking substance.