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This is some mass data level submission. Thanks for the transparency but at the same time, goodbye Uber.
by mavdi 11y ago
This is some mass data level submission. Thanks for the transparency but at the same time, goodbye Uber.
- capote 11y agoWell hang on a second. Shouldn't we at least let this play out so we see what exactly the data was, what their criteria for giving in to the requests were, etc? Or is there something immediately shocking about this besides the numbers?
- wavefunction 11y agoIt sounds like there was no subpoena attached to the request, which is immediately shocking that a company feels so free to divulge the details of their customers. They also divulged the details of that journalist they were miffed at a few years ago. To me it seems like a pattern with Uber.
- true_religion 11y agoThey divulge the parameters of their operation in NY and California because the state governments require them to in order to continue operating. Uber likely isn't giving up any more information than your typical taxi company does to ensure they aren't falling afoul of transport regulations.
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- op00to 11y agoBetter not take any yellow cabs in NYC either: http://www.nyc.gov/html/tlc/html/about/trip_record_data.shtml http://www.nyc.gov/html/tlc/html/about/trip_record_data.shtm...
- steven2012 11y agoLyft produces the same data to the same regulators.