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I have no opinion Prop 22, but readers should be sure to read the subsequent tweets. The message has been changed, but more importantly the popups weren't actu
by pugworthy 6y ago
I have no opinion Prop 22, but readers should be sure to read the subsequent tweets.
The message has been changed, but more importantly the popups weren't actually set to pop up every time the driver picked up a ride. Instead, they were set to pop up when they went offline.
As a subsequent tweet says, "However, drivers switch between Uber, Lyft and other apps. That means they go offline all the time. That is why drivers were constantly having to click yes or okay."