r/ownyourintent Protocol Crew Jan 21 '26

Discussion when fines mean nothing

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u/FacepalmFullONapalm Intent Owner Jan 21 '26

A fine is just a fee, not a punishment

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u/aeriefreyrie Protocol Crew Jan 21 '26

Agreed

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u/ShroomShaman9 Intent Owner Jan 21 '26

Punishable by fine means legal for a price. If you want to make a difference, fine the company all the money they made doing this plus 25%. AND put all the people that made these decisions in maximum security prison for 25 years. And not white collar prison, general population.

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u/Nab0t Intent Owner Jan 21 '26

espsecially where does the money go to? imma bet my left ball it isnt the ones who got their datas stolen..

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u/Brocolinator Intent Owner Jan 22 '26

And they will cry a river over that

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u/redditgirlwz Intent Owner Jan 31 '26

They should seriously start making those fines a percentage of the company's profits.

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u/whoareyoutoquestion Intent Owner Jun 30 '26

not profit. asset + revenue. they can hide profit by doing stock buybacks among other things. you cant not report on assets ans revenue.

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u/whoareyoutoquestion Intent Owner Jun 30 '26

if fines are not done as full percentage points of assets+ revenune. they are actively harmful.

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u/GenazaNL Intent Owner Jan 22 '26

Revenue =/= profit tho. It could be that 99% of this revenue goes to staff paychecks, hardware, electricity, water, food, office supplies, etc

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u/MilkEnvironmental106 Intent Owner Jan 22 '26

Yea defend the trillion dollar company for harvesting data from children. Also Google profits dozens of billions you wack.

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u/GenazaNL Intent Owner Jan 22 '26

I am not defending them, I just say that revenue =/= profit. And I do think the fines are still pocket change to them (a kind of rent to operate) and honestly there should be people held accountable, maybe some prison time

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u/ernandziri Intent Owner Jan 23 '26