Thank you for the thoughtful reply. I am not an expert in all the law complexities in this area but I feel like that can be a great challenge for a lawyer that'

Thank you for the thoughtful reply. I am not an expert in all the law complexities in this area but I feel like that can be a great challenge for a lawyer that's up to the task to try and defend Uber. One can argue (and in my opinion, quite rightfully so) that it's not Uber's responsibility to offer anyone "correct data", especially when someone is trying to use it maliciously against them or their clients. To give another shot at an analogy, the radar manufacturing company doesn't owe the police a working radar (which also happens to be "free" in Uber's case).