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I don't see how Uber is special in this regard vs. traditional taxis. If you're willing to rob a taxi driver you can rob an Uber driver too and vice versa. At
by aianus 10y ago
I don't see how Uber is special in this regard vs. traditional taxis. If you're willing to rob a taxi driver you can rob an Uber driver too and vice versa.
At least Uber gives the police more to go on during their investigation (GPS logs, ID info).
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- alphonsegaston 10y agoMaybe, but I think the point of this article is that networks are agnostic barring intervention to protect them from certain kinds of "traffic". It's easier/more efficient to coordinate crimes on Uber's network in the same way that it's easier to serve malware through ad platforms. Criminals in Brazil are turning Ubers into a real world botnet and Uber is shrugging it off.