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Actually I think it's quite surprising. Why would a well-funded company pursuing a business model that clearly falls into a regulatory gray area gamble with it
by grandalf 13y ago
Actually I think it's quite surprising. Why would a well-funded company pursuing a business model that clearly falls into a regulatory gray area gamble with its future by simply not complying?
- dragonwriter 13y agoSeems to be not-too-rare practice with startups -- don't comply and hope the rules adapt to them rather than vice versa (either by legislation or litigation.) AirBnB, Uber/Lyft, 23andMe previously (with then-current California regulation requiring tests of the type they provide to be physician-ordered) have all done this with varying degrees of success.