The Australian eSafety commissioner took the matter to the Federal Court after X Corp challenged a $610,500 fine in September 2023.

The fine stemmed from an infringement notice issued by eSafety because X Corp had not provided information about how it was meeting the basic online safety expectations in relation to child sexual exploitation and abuse material and activity on Twitter.

In a 30-second hearing at the Federal Court in Melbourne on Friday, Justice Michael Wheelahan dismissed the proceeding and order X Corp to pay eSafety’s legal costs.

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    3 months ago

    The bastard has 260 billion ffs.

    It’s like fining me 2 dimes for committed a hate crime.

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      3 months ago

      Math checks out. $650,000 / $260,000,000,000 = 0.0000025 0.0000025 * $80,000 = $0.20

      I’ve paid more to swear jars over a single utterance of the ‘s’ word.