Penalties that are lower than profits encourage companies to rob consumers again in the future.
this post was submitted on 13 Mar 2026
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The cost of doing business
Yes. Should have been something simple like “pay back every customer you fucked over the money they were robbed + how much that money would have made on the stock market since you stole it”
That's still just compensatory damages. They need punitive damages on top of that!
thats gotta be, what, 1% of the profit they made from this?
So they're going to knock it off with their stupid subscription model software though, right? Right?
Adobe is of the reasons piracy is ethical