Facebook's seized files published by MPs

Re:Facebook's seized files published by MPs by isostatic on Wednesday December 05, 2018 @10:25AM (#18609010)

> A fine (no matter how big)

$200 billion, and a review in 12 months time?

That's 5 years revenue. $100 per user, sounds reasonable. Facebook can put in an easy "claim your $100" button on their site. Would that just be a "cost of doing business"?

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Re:Facebook's seized files published by MPs by notahacker on Wednesday December 05, 2018 @11:01AM (#18609433)

Interesting challenge: how to design that button to make it conform to mandated guidelines on its appearance, size, position and wording whilst also making it look enough like the sort of probable-scam advert users generally ignore to limit the number of Facebook members who actually claim it. Facebook probably has data to help them with that too :D

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Re:Facebook's seized files published by MPs by dwighttk on Wednesday December 05, 2018 @10:33AM (#18609111)

would you take that money?

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Re:Facebook's seized files published by MPs by ddalex on Wednesday December 05, 2018 @10:39AM (#18609178)

yes, sure. I'm not a FB shareholder. I'll take the 100, and the GDPR them to make them forget that I ever took the money.

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Re:Facebook's seized files published by MPs by thecatspaw on Wednesday December 05, 2018 @12:04PM (#18610137)

Except you couldnt GDPR them, as they are allowed to save data if its business critical, which I would argue "XYZ took the 100$" is

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