The wsj article mentions that citizens can check their scores with a visit to a government office - obviously that isn't too convenient. I wonder if the impact

The wsj article mentions that citizens can check their scores with a visit to a government office - obviously that isn't too convenient. I wonder if the impact on your behavior would be stronger if you don't know your score (and/or it's comparatively difficult to find out, as it is now) or if you had a realtime counter on your phone...