That's an interesting angle. Uber ignoring legal ramifications had wildly different effects depending on the countries, some completely shutting out Uber as a r

That's an interesting angle. Uber ignoring legal ramifications had wildly different effects depending on the countries, some completely shutting out Uber as a result, and more lax places accepted dealing with the consequences that surfaced one after the other. I'm in a country from the former block, and see a bunch of naive projects pitched by the business side that gets shut down pretty fast by the legal team as nightmares in the making (e.g. stuff that boils down to "shouldn't it be easier to take money from a variety of sources and move it to other users ?") that would sink the whole company when shit hits the fan. My hopes would be on more security issues slowly becoming legal issues (not unlike GDPR, breach disclosure duty and associated penalties etc.) but I can understand how dire it feels in countries where legal grounds were shaky in the first place.