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What would make a platform’s privacy controls useful enough to trust?
The Fine Print: New Mexico has won a consequential ruling. The public test reaches beyond the size of the penalty.
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What would make a platform’s privacy controls useful enough to trust?
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Companies can also price penalties into the business if the operating rules barely change.
Then compare the cost of compliance with the incentive to keep doing the same thing. That's where the remedy gets tested.
If the privacy controls are still impossible to find, the judgment hasn't fixed my part of the problem.
Usable controls and enforceable obligations are what I'd look for next. The dollar amount can't do that work by itself.