worldnews·World NewsbyNightOwl France fines Amazon $35M for 'excessively intrusive' monitoring of warehouse staffhttps://abcnews.go.com/Technology/wireStory/france-fines-amazon-35-million-excessively-intrusive-monitoring-106598925Open linkView original on lemmy.ca265Comments7
Octospider lemmy.one2Hide 2 replies$35 million is a rounding error for Amazon. They don't care. When the punishment is a fine, then it's not a problem for the rich.24
kkautau replylemmy.worldIt’s literally what they consider as the cost of doing business, they have data models about how many laws they can break and what the gains are vs fines. The fines are never more than the gains10
bhmnscmm lemmy.worldA little ironic considering France's recently approved plans for mass surveillance. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/may/18/french-courts-approval-of-olympics-ai-surveillance-plan-fuels-privacy-concerns17
The Bard in Green lemmy.starlightkel.xyzPay a cost of doing business fee to the government. Thank you, Amazon, for choosing France.10
Oh no, 4 minutes of profit for Amazon. That’ll learn them.
$35 million is a rounding error for Amazon. They don't care. When the punishment is a fine, then it's not a problem for the rich.
It’s literally what they consider as the cost of doing business, they have data models about how many laws they can break and what the gains are vs fines. The fines are never more than the gains
Not even a slap on the wrist.
What a joke of an amount.
A little ironic considering France's recently approved plans for mass surveillance.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/may/18/french-courts-approval-of-olympics-ai-surveillance-plan-fuels-privacy-concerns
Pay a cost of doing business fee to the government. Thank you, Amazon, for choosing France.