Uber appear to have been instructing their staff to act unlawfully to conceal information that could be used as evidence against them, when they were (and knew

Uber appear to have been instructing their staff to act unlawfully to conceal information that could be used as evidence against them, when they were (and knew they were) operating illegally. And not just in one country, in at least six different ones. I mean it's kind of hard to feel sorry for Uber in this scenario surely?