$2 million? Oh no they can't afford to pay 3 of their YouTubers to shill Honey this month oh dear oh my what a shame
this post was submitted on 25 Jan 2025
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Just another cost of doing business for them. Until such fines are measured in the hundreds of millions or billions, companies will keep profiting by breaking the law and paying a meaningless fine if caught.
They at least need to be higher than implementing the proper solution would be.
Christ I can hear them laughing from here.