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Okay, and? I guess hating on uber is a popular sport. But to be clear, this was cutting off those computers from other uber systems. Systems that were not in th
by _bin_ 2y ago
Okay, and? I guess hating on uber is a popular sport. But to be clear, this was cutting off those computers from other uber systems. Systems that were not in those offices. Uber has no obligation to leave them logged in so some jumped-up eurotard can search not only its local files but its global ones too.
That sort of thing just makes sense from a security standpoint.
- colejohnson66 2y agoIn many countries, hampering a police investigation is a crime, especially if you're doing it while the raid is occuring.
- _bin_ 2y agoI don't know the laws of the specific countries, but I was making a statement that I don't think it's morally wrong. I don't personally care if it's legal or not and won't view uber differently based on those laws.