My gut feeling is that anyone with copies of the documents would be smart enough to have them only on their non-work drives and/or computers, and probably would

My gut feeling is that anyone with copies of the documents would be smart enough to have them only on their non-work drives and/or computers, and probably would have deleted them by now, too. It probably would have taken an FBI-style raid on key players' homes when this story originally broke to have any hope of catching the stolen documents in the wild. But the real question is if any of the IP in the documents found its way into Uber's tech. I'm not sure why the hunt for these 14k documents isn't secondary to a more careful examination of Otto's tech stack. I'm sure that's coming.