> There are also allegations against a senior Uber manager Uber Italy still hasn't been charged under anti-mafia laws. Which is the point I was attempting to m

> There are also allegations against a senior Uber manager Uber Italy still hasn't been charged under anti-mafia laws. Which is the point I was attempting to make. > Couldn't this only have been done by someone who works for Uber? The accounts being used by FRC employees were set up by FRC, who could probably arbitrarily change passwords, log out of devices, and all that. The migrants weren't the ones creating their own accounts.