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Hyon Kim
| about 3 years agoUber will continue to operate and ignore the rules. This is their M.O. in every situation like this. They praise innovation when regulators give them the green light and shun it when it doesn't go their way. What Uber is doing is nothing new or innovating. It just a new method of dispatch. Regulators shouldn't bend over every time a new one is created.