The Federal Court hears Meta used a free security app promoted as protecting data but the tech giant used it to find out "nearly everything" users were doing on their devices.
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They will just continue, $20mil is nothing to them
There should have been a few more zeros in that fine.
The government has taken your feedback and to show its goodwill has revised the fee to $000,000,000,0002.00.
A drop in the bucket for these blokes sadly. Fines this small don’t encourage change, they’re just the price for doing business
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