alt Hacker News> Not sure where you live, but inside the EU / UK this is rarely a problem because the companies do get fined.
Here in UK is is a frequent problem and companies rarely get fined e.g. MS never.
> Not sure where you live, but inside the EU / UK this is rarely a problem because the companies do get fined.
Here in UK is is a frequent problem and companies rarely get fined e.g. MS never.
True, microslop has a record of breaking GDPR and changing ToS without notifying users and looks like they are free to do so.