MoviePass settles FTC allegations that they limited usage, exposed user data
If a private individual did the things set out here they'd be criminally liable. When a company executive orders employees to do these things, they're not facing any criminal complaint at all (any of them). See also Wells Fargo multiple thefts (both fraudulent accounts with fees, and literally entire homes/all possessions).<p>It is pretty evident that many laws are constructed (e.g. CFAA) wherein there's one rule for individuals and a completely different rule for executives/companies.<p>I understand that the FTC themselves cannot jail people. I don't understand why the justice department cannot.