Rafał Brzoska launches nationwide '150%' campaign in the fight against tech giants
Rafał Brzoska, founder of the company InPost, has announced the launch of a new nationwide initiative called "150%." This is the latest move by the entrepreneur, who has long been openly critical of the actions of the world's largest technology corporations, known as Big Tech.
Brzoska's previous efforts focused primarily on a high-profile dispute with Meta, the owner of platforms such as Facebook and Instagram. The entrepreneur accused the company of failing to respond appropriately to online scams that used his image and that of his wife. Now, however, Brzoska has decided to move from individual conflicts to systemic solutions.
The "150%" campaign aims to draw attention to the need for better protection of users online and to force global corporations to take greater responsibility for the content published on their platforms. The initiative is nationwide in scope and engages a wide range of audiences who want to see improved internet safety standards.
Experts emphasize that the InPost founder's actions are part of a broader trend of regulating the activities of technology giants within the European Union. The matter is being closely watched by the Polish business community and bodies responsible for consumer protection.
At this moment, not all technical details of the new campaign are known, but Brzoska himself promises that it will be consistently implemented. It remains to be seen what the entrepreneur's next steps will be and how the tech giants will react to the challenges he has issued.