You tech bros have seriously lost it at this point, haven't you.
You are literally comparing selling gas that was essentialy designed to mass murder people in camps, to selling a surveillance tool that can hack your precious iphones.
You are literally comparing selling gas that was essentialy designed to mass murder people in camps, to selling a surveillance tool that can hack your precious iphones.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/jul/18/nso-spyware-us...
(To get ahead of the whataboutery: at this stage anyone providing military aid to the Saudi government is complicit in their crimes, including the US and UK militaries and their involvement in the war on Yemen)
Don't get me wrong, I don't think facebook or any big tech companies has any kind of moral upper hand, given they all spy on people, lie, engage in corruption, monopoly abuses, and so on. And they all have weapon dealers in their portfolio, which sell arms to the same people using pegasus.
imho it does. In the "IG Farben" example the managers were held accountable (correctly) because they should have known better, but not the ppl producing/packing/shipping some chemicals.