That part is completely opaque to the user. It's at best a dark pattern, but really it just takes advantage of a certain group of people who depend on rideshari

That part is completely opaque to the user. It's at best a dark pattern, but really it just takes advantage of a certain group of people who depend on ridesharing for primary income. And btw, the no one really knows the exact mechanism thru which you get bonuses cuz its a model trained on many inputs. Not accepting rides is just one part of the equation. If I were trying to run an ethical pricing model, I would give bonuses to anyone driving in surge/prime hours; I wouldn't limit the bonuses to people that I think would drive in those hours cause that's bs