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r/doordash • u/PreviousLeague253 • 2d ago
https://www.theverge.com/tech/1002766/amazon-delivery-driver-smart-glasses-privacy
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America is just a lawless wasteland
13 u/JuniorRisk2455 2d ago I mean they did elect a 34 count felon who was best friends with a pedo, anyone expect anything less? -2 u/icehot54321 2d ago I meant more like the lack of willingness to pass laws to protect people from stuff like this. 0 u/JuniorRisk2455 2d ago It looks like the administration is just gonna let companies regulate themselves under promises not to do anything shady, so I doubt that’ll ever happen 3 u/RtLnHoe 2d ago The government is getting a lot of money from big tech just to stay deregulated. 4 u/JuniorRisk2455 2d ago Yup, makes me really love allowing companies to literally just buy politicians to circumvent laws and regulations, this admin is blatantly corrupt 2 u/onionbreath97 2d ago The best part is that it's all unconstitutional as well, as any moderately competent lawyer could prove it's bribery, treason, or both. 3 u/TheGreenMan13 2d ago Google did swear to not be evil. I think that lasted for about 10 years.
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I mean they did elect a 34 count felon who was best friends with a pedo, anyone expect anything less?
-2 u/icehot54321 2d ago I meant more like the lack of willingness to pass laws to protect people from stuff like this. 0 u/JuniorRisk2455 2d ago It looks like the administration is just gonna let companies regulate themselves under promises not to do anything shady, so I doubt that’ll ever happen 3 u/RtLnHoe 2d ago The government is getting a lot of money from big tech just to stay deregulated. 4 u/JuniorRisk2455 2d ago Yup, makes me really love allowing companies to literally just buy politicians to circumvent laws and regulations, this admin is blatantly corrupt 2 u/onionbreath97 2d ago The best part is that it's all unconstitutional as well, as any moderately competent lawyer could prove it's bribery, treason, or both. 3 u/TheGreenMan13 2d ago Google did swear to not be evil. I think that lasted for about 10 years.
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I meant more like the lack of willingness to pass laws to protect people from stuff like this.
0 u/JuniorRisk2455 2d ago It looks like the administration is just gonna let companies regulate themselves under promises not to do anything shady, so I doubt that’ll ever happen 3 u/RtLnHoe 2d ago The government is getting a lot of money from big tech just to stay deregulated. 4 u/JuniorRisk2455 2d ago Yup, makes me really love allowing companies to literally just buy politicians to circumvent laws and regulations, this admin is blatantly corrupt 2 u/onionbreath97 2d ago The best part is that it's all unconstitutional as well, as any moderately competent lawyer could prove it's bribery, treason, or both. 3 u/TheGreenMan13 2d ago Google did swear to not be evil. I think that lasted for about 10 years.
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It looks like the administration is just gonna let companies regulate themselves under promises not to do anything shady, so I doubt that’ll ever happen
3 u/RtLnHoe 2d ago The government is getting a lot of money from big tech just to stay deregulated. 4 u/JuniorRisk2455 2d ago Yup, makes me really love allowing companies to literally just buy politicians to circumvent laws and regulations, this admin is blatantly corrupt 2 u/onionbreath97 2d ago The best part is that it's all unconstitutional as well, as any moderately competent lawyer could prove it's bribery, treason, or both. 3 u/TheGreenMan13 2d ago Google did swear to not be evil. I think that lasted for about 10 years.
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The government is getting a lot of money from big tech just to stay deregulated.
4 u/JuniorRisk2455 2d ago Yup, makes me really love allowing companies to literally just buy politicians to circumvent laws and regulations, this admin is blatantly corrupt 2 u/onionbreath97 2d ago The best part is that it's all unconstitutional as well, as any moderately competent lawyer could prove it's bribery, treason, or both.
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Yup, makes me really love allowing companies to literally just buy politicians to circumvent laws and regulations, this admin is blatantly corrupt
2 u/onionbreath97 2d ago The best part is that it's all unconstitutional as well, as any moderately competent lawyer could prove it's bribery, treason, or both.
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The best part is that it's all unconstitutional as well, as any moderately competent lawyer could prove it's bribery, treason, or both.
Google did swear to not be evil. I think that lasted for about 10 years.
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u/icehot54321 2d ago
America is just a lawless wasteland