Those fines are pocket money for the offenders. Why are there no real consequences?
FCC fines largest wireless carriers for sharing location data
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#124Those fines are pocket money for the offenders. Why are there no real consequences?
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#125Earlier quoted context omitted.
It should be set to 10x of all the profits they made from it to create a dilemma for the next time.
Except there is no way to prove what profits they made from it. They'll just pay an "accounting firm" to audit and say that the venture was unprofitable.
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#126It would take the combined daily revenue of T-Mobile, AT&T, and Verizon approximately 9 hours to generate $196 million in revenue. To estimate the time it takes for T-Mobile, AT&T, and Verizon combined to generate $196 million in revenue, we need to calculate their combined daily revenue. Let's assume the combined daily revenue of the three companies is: T-Mobile: $45.5 million (as estimated earlier) AT&T: $125.6 mil…
It's also a less interesting approach than it would be by looking at profit, which is closer to the real impact.
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#127"Three big carriers." As if there are other "big carriers."
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Reads like LLMs are slowly getting better at math.