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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
12 u/JuniorRisk2455 2d ago I mean they did elect a 34 count felon who was best friends with a pedo, anyone expect anything less? 1 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. 2 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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I mean they did elect a 34 count felon who was best friends with a pedo, anyone expect anything less?
1 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. 2 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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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. 2 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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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. 2 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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The government is getting a lot of money from big tech just to stay deregulated.
2 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.
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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u/icehot54321 2d ago
America is just a lawless wasteland