Didn't Uber have a similar issue? You open the app, see multiple cars around you, so initiate a request, only to discover that the nearest car is actually not t

Didn't Uber have a similar issue? You open the app, see multiple cars around you, so initiate a request, only to discover that the nearest car is actually not that near (and won't take your request)? Uber later said that the display of cars was just representative, that it wasn't revealing the real location or amount of cars near you on purpose to protect privacy of drivers... but that seemed a bit disingenuous.