> Facebook is in trouble because it sold political influence at a price that previously non-mainstream actors could afford. Data is incidental to that scandal.
Would you care to elaborate? I'm curious and not entirely sure what you mean by this, sorry.
> Equifax suffered no meaningful consequences for its breach.
I don't think OP is claiming they did, but rather that it was part of the evolution towards thinking of data as a liability rather than an asset.
Would you care to elaborate? I'm curious and not entirely sure what you mean by this, sorry.
> Equifax suffered no meaningful consequences for its breach.
I don't think OP is claiming they did, but rather that it was part of the evolution towards thinking of data as a liability rather than an asset.