3 ms·
Per the article, the 12 million records were disclosed to "regulators", not law enforcement. From "transparencyreport.uber.com", it looks like the primary cons
by jcl 11y ago
Per the article, the 12 million records were disclosed to "regulators", not law enforcement. From "transparencyreport.uber.com", it looks like the primary consumers were California (~5M) and NYC (~3M), followed by various other cities, states, and airports.
- krapp 11y ago"regulators" who likely share their data freely with the government or law enforcement anyway. I see no reason to make a distinction where no practical distinction exists.