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Incidentally, I think that measures by Uber to identify riders who are cops and deny them rides should have gotten Uber the same treatment as any other organize
by ummonk 7y ago
Incidentally, I think that measures by Uber to identify riders who are cops and deny them rides should have gotten Uber the same treatment as any other organized crime syndicate.
- dmix 7y agoIncidentally to China’s authoritarianism you think companies should have their rights to who uses their services or not relinquished? What if a mall prevented undercover officers from using their property to investigate them, requesting they use public channels with it’s law or regulatory enforcement? I’ve read a few articles on it and since 2017 no charges have been laid. So clearly Uber didn’t break any laws by enforcing their terms of service. I’d much rather have this sort of thing be written clearly into law so whether or not they can force you to let them secretly use your service or not without identification can be constrained, limited in scope so it’s not a fishing expedition, and subsequently challenged in court.
- ryanlol 7y agoWhy?