Amazon agrees to Ring and Alexa settlements but didn't admit violating any laws.
Oh look, that thing they said definitely wasn’t happening was happening…
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why people keep giving these companies the benefit of the doubt I do not understand.
Either they know the potential problems and for some reason don’t care, or they are not aware of what they’re giving random strangers access to.
Because people are not properly educated on how our socioeconomic structures work, and fail to see the systemic issues with capitalism and it’s incentive structures and how they facilitate everything we always complain about. I love it when people complain about a bad CEO or company, yet fail to see how it’s just like cutting one head off of a hydra. It’ll grow back and it always does