About Facebook's last GDPR violation (
https://tutanota.com/blog/facebook-tracking-business-model-illegal-europe)
Reddit's commenter /u/woodenpipe: „I think what people need to understand is that if you have a fine like 1 billion, you have every reason to throw a virtually infinite amount of legal power at that fee. you can pay 100 lawyers 500k a year each, and if they reach a fine reduction of 10%, you're still profitable. but you've also cost your opponents a lot of money and energy potentially. which will make it less likely to attack you again, and allow you to establish more precedent and tactics for the future."
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