Considering they keep racking up fines I seriously doubt it. It's become like banking regulation, fines are just a cost of doing business and you just have to factor in the percent chance of getting caught times average size of fine vs revenue.
And actual changes happens on many of these cases. An entity getting fined three of four times for different offenses doesn't mean they never fix any of the issues.
An easy example could be Google, who've been a target of so many of these complaints, and made many adjustment, up to building separate data centers with separate management rules to deal with the EU situation.