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There is also a direct benefit from riders who don't want to interact with a driver. Or want to have conversations that they would be uncomfortable subjecting a
by kevincox 6y ago
There is also a direct benefit from riders who don't want to interact with a driver. Or want to have conversations that they would be uncomfortable subjecting a driver to.
I mean sure, there is a camera. But that is hugely different than a person (both positive and negative)
- klmadfejno 6y agoI wonder if that'll play poorly in the business crowd. Talking in hushed tones is bad but passable when there's a human driver. It's terrible when it's a recording device.
- kevincox 6y agoIt's funny. For fun personal things I don't want to annoy the driver, but don't really care if what I say is recorded. For business you don't really care if the driver hears it, but don't want to get recorded. I suspect that a well-defined retention and usage policy could satisfy most business. In fact they might prefer it to having a driver listening in.