Judges that sign off on search warrants will not be happy with this and will very much want to know what Uber is so concerned about hiding from proper law enfor

Judges that sign off on search warrants will not be happy with this and will very much want to know what Uber is so concerned about hiding from proper law enforcement. In essence, judges that sign warrants will smell something very fishy here and they will not be happy. Uber is, of course, free to piss-off judges. However, they are not free from the consequences of pissed-off judges. Uber has also shown that they are just fine with handing employees over to the mercy of pissed-off judges, something at an individual without a stellar legal team is unlikely to view as a walk on the beach.