According to studies cited in the last week on HN, yes. People underestimate the sociopathy of the corporate world. Or perhaps expect more European norms to apply.
> If a company buys yours, does anyone expect them to buy everything expect for the information on their customers?
Pretty much everyone in the western world that isn't the United States expects that because it's enforced by law. Although US companies are trying to get their proxies in the US government to have that stripped away as a "trade barrier".
According to studies cited in the last week on HN, yes. People underestimate the sociopathy of the corporate world. Or perhaps expect more European norms to apply.
> If a company buys yours, does anyone expect them to buy everything expect for the information on their customers?
Pretty much everyone in the western world that isn't the United States expects that because it's enforced by law. Although US companies are trying to get their proxies in the US government to have that stripped away as a "trade barrier".