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When it comes to Uber, I think the default is to assume malice unless we can prove it is incompetence.
by newjersey 11y ago
When it comes to Uber, I think the default is to assume malice unless we can prove it is incompetence.
- chris_wot 11y agoYeah, I'm afraid that in Uber's case this is what you must assume. Normally I don't default to such a state, I honestly feel that most times it's just incompetence within an organization, but in Uber's case they have been a bad actor for a long time now so they just can't be trusted. I won't be using Uber, ever.
- Spare_account 11y agoI'm a latecomer to this situation, what have Uber done in the past to earn that reputation? Genuine question.
- grogenaut 11y agohttp://www.theverge.com/2014/11/18/7240215/uber-exec-casually-threatens-sarah-lacy-with-smear-campaign http://www.theverge.com/2014/11/18/7240215/uber-exec-casuall... http://www.businessinsider.com/an-uber-exec-brought-up-the-idea-of-spying-on-journalists-2014-11 http://www.businessinsider.com/an-uber-exec-brought-up-the-i... to start... theres more
- frostymarvelous 11y agoUber us quite literally a supervillain! They've done almost every despicable thing in the tech industry. Sabotage, illegal practices etc al. That's why this is actually big on HN. With uber, shoot first then ask questions later!
- garrettgrimsley 11y agoGP was talking about the Android permissions system, not Uber.