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Lore curiosity about the """robots""" being "illegal"

A topic by SKXw created Apr 19, 2025 Views: 1,103 Replies: 2
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So how are you able to stream with a "sex bot" an get partnership with brands and make money and become famous yet the governement do nothing about it ?

Even tho when a random viewer caught and found you on the very first day lmao ?

Is somehow in this "fictional" futur people so overly body modded that you cant make the difference with an artificial being ? Tho alot of humans are still basic humans ?
Is our gf an wife using her tech to hide us somehow ?

But again how the  "viewer" found us and understood her nature so easily and instantly ? (i didnt finished the game yet and i dont care about spoilers, after all if something is good it's good no matter how many time you experience or hear about it !)

I wondered the same thing. Turns out, if you look at the news website on your pc enough, after enough streams, you’ll see something mentioning it. But, the streaming service apparently has some policies that protect that exact thing, so the police can’t exactly get the information from them.

Presuming it's a proper cyberpunk setting, law enforcement tends to be underpowered. In the Cyberpunk 2077 game, they act like normal gta-like police, but in the tabletop books, the NCPD can't do shit, save for Max-tac. Corporate laws tend to have total control in their spaces.