Well, yes, many of those "disrupting" startups operate by ignoring regulations, until they get big enough that they can rewrite the rules themselves. That's wha

Well, yes, many of those "disrupting" startups operate by ignoring regulations, until they get big enough that they can rewrite the rules themselves. That's what Uber and Airbnb did. It's to be expected that some would get caught. Also (OT), the two images that illustrate the article are slightly, but very visibly, out of focus. I hope it's not some new trend, because it's quite annoying.