The order comes days after the BBC published an investigation about the platform showing such ads to users.
  • [deleted]@piefed.worldEnglish
    49·
    4 days ago

    Making them stop is the extent of what society allows as punishment for companies doing something an individual would go to jail for.

        • Zwuzelmaus@feddit.orgEnglish
          323·
          4 days ago

          Society in general worldwide.

          Oh that’s bad because it means that you are Usamerican and have no clue (which is sometimes the same)

          • [deleted]@piefed.worldEnglish
            222·
            4 days ago
            • What countries have prosecuted anyone for being in the Epstein files?
            • Has the Catholic church or any mainstream religion suffered any consequences for decades of horrible behavior?
            • What countries, except for a few in east Asia, hold CEOs and other people in leadership positions accountable for mass harm to anyone other than the wealthy and powerful?
            • Bernie Madoff is famous for being punished for running a pyramid scheme, but that was only because he ripped off the wealthy. Same with Enron, they screwed over people in power.
            • Has any country punished any of the people in positions of power for all the child porn their image generators pumped out?

            Let me know where people are actually being held legally accountable on a regular basis.

            • Zwuzelmaus@feddit.orgEnglish
              13·
              4 days ago

              Our law says explicitly jail no less than 2 years and the officials are not allowed to put the case down early.

              For the 200 other countries, you do your googeling yourself.