> Two ex-Uber employees told Buzzfeed News that the "God View" tool, which allows users to track both Uber vehicles and customers who have requested a car, is n

> Two ex-Uber employees told Buzzfeed News that the "God View" tool, which allows users to track both Uber vehicles and customers who have requested a car, is not open to contracted Uber drivers, but is "widely available" to those at corporate level. Is there a legitimate reason for executives to have access to this level of personal data? I wouldn't expect a bank VP to be able to access my personal bank accounts and would (naively?) assume there were safeguards in place to prevent this kind of abuse and fraud. On a tangent, does anyone know what GIS stack Uber uses for storing, analysing, and displaying their data?