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It really makes you wonder what kind of optics they are looking through when coming up with these things. Literally no one (at least not the majority of indivi
by SLWW 5y ago
It really makes you wonder what kind of optics they are looking through when coming up with these things. Literally no one (at least not the majority of individuals) wants this.
It's one of those things that you expect a more shady company to release. Then again (and it's all hearsay mind you) that they are not a good company to work with, and when talking to employees who left, they don't seem like a good company to work for.
Stick to CCs, that's intrusive enough.
- draw_down 5y agoI think it’s more “prove who you are in order to drive for Uber” and less “prove who you are in order to buy something on the internet”. The completion rates from the latter would be worse than just eating the fraud in probably most cases. We all want Uber to verify identity because paying for a ride with a complete anon is not the best idea.