Here's the URL to Heaven: https://heaven.uberinternal.com/ https://heaven.uberinternal.com/ Heaven shows a top down view of all drivers in a city, updated live

Here's the URL to Heaven: https://heaven.uberinternal.com/ https://heaven.uberinternal.com/ Heaven shows a top down view of all drivers in a city, updated live and with historic time travel capacity. Uber employees with 'tools access' can open heaven in for any city in any country. Heaven has many filters and overlays. For example, you can see an indicator every time a rider opens the Uber app (nickname: eyeball). You can click on a car to see the driver's name, photo, and their license plate. If they are on a ride, you can see the riders information with another click. You can also search directly for a rider or driver with their name, email OR phone number. You can also write SQL that is executed on a read only replica that contains 99% of the Uber database; the only columns that are excluded are credentials (I.e. Braintree payment tokens, password hashes). While access is logged, spot checks are practically unheard of and SQL exports of _all_ drivers and/or riders of a particular city is commonplace and not questioned; and these CSVs can be obviously queried offline without a paper trial. Some employees have the ability to remove entries from access logging.