I'm not sure what corporations you're regularly interacting with, but the government is one of the most open bureaucracies I have to deal with. In principle, vi

I'm not sure what corporations you're regularly interacting with, but the government is one of the most open bureaucracies I have to deal with. In principle, virtually anything that isn't national security or personal information can be FOIA'd for a nominal fee. If you don't like the treatment, there's usually a variety of processes to appeal or shortcut the bureaucracy, ranging from paperwork to senators. Compare to Google, where the only way to get a rationale seems to be complaining about it on HN and hoping the PM responds and the only semi-effective feedback mechanism is massive public outcry.