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The rider goes to law enforcement/security services, they take the appropriate measures to get the data from Uber even if it's not possible to do so from the ap
by Jugurtha 5y ago
The rider goes to law enforcement/security services, they take the appropriate measures to get the data from Uber even if it's not possible to do so from the app.
Reverse scenario:
- Rider requests a ride
- Rider meets driver
- Rider assaults and extorts driver
- Rider cancels the ride.
- elmerfud 5y agoYour first scenario only works if the police take the complaint and follow up. As I mentioned in other replies, I'm vacationing in the Dominican Republic. The police will not take the complaint without more information, thus they will not make a request to Uber because they don't know what to request. Uber refuses to disclose the same trip history for driver canceled rides as they do for passenger canceled rides. Thus your reverse scenario and your forward scenario do not match. Because in your reverse scenario both driver and Rider have a history of it in your forward scenario neither driver or Rider have a history to refer to. This is the Crux of the exploit. Without this information showing up in the trip history of the rider drivers are free to exploit them with impunity. Perhaps if you find a very zealous law enforcement officer in the USA who's willing to pursue this you might get somewhere. Even then if you cannot show that you actually had a ride they may drop the investigation entirely as well.