Privacy advocate and NOYB Chairman Max Schrems has criticized Big Tech companies for treating regulatory fines as a mere cost of doing business. In a discussion on #PrivacyInMotion, Schrems highlighted how these companies exploit legal loopholes and court delays to sidestep meaningful enforcement. He argues that politically appointed regulators often fail to hold corporations accountable, allowing them to prioritize profits over privacy.
Big Tech Fines Viewed as Business Costs, Says Privacy Advocate
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