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As a competitor, this is merely unethical. But Uber supposedly has no competition relation with drivers. Adding that drivers may choose to work both for Uber a
by pyrale 10y ago
As a competitor, this is merely unethical.
But Uber supposedly has no competition relation with drivers. Adding that drivers may choose to work both for Uber and Lyft, this gives Uber leverage against a category of population they have been known to abuse.
The danger here is the combination of undue knowledge and a de-facto dependency relation in the hands of a known offender.
- jsjohnst 10y ago"Merely"? I'd agree completely with your post if it weren't for that word. Makes it sound like being unethical is perfectly acceptable.
- pyrale 10y agoThe use of merely is used to highlight that things are actually even worse. My personal opinion on the state of the tech industry is we have a large ethics deficit, but this is beyond the point here.