We're quickly moving into cyberpunk territory where corporations simply stop being accountable to governments.
Fines are already nothing but a cost to them. Cyberpunk is now...
Wasn't this basically Uber's model? They just ignored any local regulation they didn't like, even to the point of building a system to prevent government officials were trying to take Ubers so they couldn't get fined.
I thought that happened decades ago.
At what point do citizens become more engaged in civics? Apparently cameras recording outside their door is an insufficient catalyst.