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I believe the idea is that the meta-uber app would programmatically control the actual uber app, hence the CFAA and DRM concerns.
by icebraining 8y ago
I believe the idea is that the meta-uber app would programmatically control the actual uber app, hence the CFAA and DRM concerns.
- HillaryBriss 8y agoAh. Ok. Got it. Thanks. So, meta-uber would need to embed within itself a hacked copy of the actual uber app, or just very carefully mimic calls to Uber's backend somehow. Or meta-uber would need to somehow have the permission to run and inject data into an authentically installed instance of the Uber app (not quite sure if or how, say, the Android platform's security model would allow this.) Hmmm.
- icebraining 8y agoIt could also use an embedded browser and load https://m.uber.com/ https://m.uber.com/