You clearly have some very visceral opinions about Uber and I'm sure nobody would be able to change your mind, but when the parent is saying that it'll take tim

You clearly have some very visceral opinions about Uber and I'm sure nobody would be able to change your mind, but when the parent is saying that it'll take time for Uber to earn back trust, I think it is in the same sense as what happened to Microsoft. There was a time when there was a lot of animosity towards Microsoft, but over the years, younger people that had not been exposed to the drama grew up with a more neutral stance, and many many years of not-really-dramatic developments means that nowadays, people only really think of Microsoft as the company behind MS Office, XBox, etc and not so much about what its ethics framework looks like. Obviously you can still see people referring to it as M$ and similar and making fun on windows users, but it certainly isn't _common_ for average people to outright _hate_ Microsoft on ethical grounds.