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What's the upside of deploying this anyway? It's not as though it's similar to Facebook where these names are very publicly visible. It's just the drivers who w
by jfoster 7y ago
What's the upside of deploying this anyway? It's not as though it's similar to Facebook where these names are very publicly visible. It's just the drivers who would see the names.
They could just generate the list of questionable names and get support to give them a call about it or institute a rider identity verification programme.
- dannyw 7y agoWouldn’t be surprised if this was a 20% project by an employee group of some sorts. The intentions can be noble, such as a Lyft employee seeing an user named “F* N*” and thinking, hey that shouldn’t be okay. The actual consequences can be meh.