Whatever the fine was it wasn’t enough. The world would be a better place if Match Group shut down.
lovelyisawdn on
why not do both? hehe
NoLie129 on
Oh? So the affected users get the money? If not, who the fuck cares.
ambientocclusion on
Where does the article mention a fine?
askyidroppedthesoap on
Fine them for price gouging while you’re at it.
jefufah on
A fine is supposed to be a punishment or deterrent.
A fine is just the cost of business for corporations.
ohlaph on
Cost of doing business.
SellGameRent on
fuck this system of users get screwed over, so government agency gets to collect a fine but users dont see a dime
anonymousbopper767 on
Guess they didn’t buy enough trump coin
Coldfusion21 on
This is so poorly worded. They weren’t fined. This is less than a slap on the wrist. They are only prohibited from misrepresenting how your data will be used. No fine, no admission they actually did anything.
Puzzled-Hedgehog4984 on
OkCupid sells the premise of compatibility — their whole product is knowing you better than you know yourself. That same data being shared with third parties without consent is a fundamental betrayal of the trust that makes dating apps work at all. A 500K fine for a company processing millions of profiles is an accounting rounding error, not a deterrent.
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Whatever the fine was it wasn’t enough. The world would be a better place if Match Group shut down.
why not do both? hehe
Oh? So the affected users get the money? If not, who the fuck cares.
Where does the article mention a fine?
Fine them for price gouging while you’re at it.
A fine is supposed to be a punishment or deterrent.
A fine is just the cost of business for corporations.
Cost of doing business.
fuck this system of users get screwed over, so government agency gets to collect a fine but users dont see a dime
Guess they didn’t buy enough trump coin
This is so poorly worded. They weren’t fined. This is less than a slap on the wrist. They are only prohibited from misrepresenting how your data will be used. No fine, no admission they actually did anything.
OkCupid sells the premise of compatibility — their whole product is knowing you better than you know yourself. That same data being shared with third parties without consent is a fundamental betrayal of the trust that makes dating apps work at all. A 500K fine for a company processing millions of profiles is an accounting rounding error, not a deterrent.