You can search "Uber murders" and lots of articles pop up. Criminals ask strangers to book rides for them and then rob the captive driver (or signup as drivers

You can search "Uber murders" and lots of articles pop up. Criminals ask strangers to book rides for them and then rob the captive driver (or signup as drivers and use the app to find victims). Uber was famous a few years ago for allowing anyone with a driver's license on the platform with no background checks. Uber is definitely past that phase in their business, the smaller players are unfortunately not.