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Their app lets them exfiltrate data on you and use it for advertising/sell it to ad networks.

• reliablereason 1y ago
  they say it is it's cause its greener but they could have used a website.
  • saubeidl 1y ago
    A pdf on your phone would've done that as well, but that's what they're explicitly banning with this move.
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• netsharc 1y ago
  Didn't Uber get caught tracking their users (I want to say victims but there are actual victims of Uber sexual harassment/assault) even though they didn't have the app open? Tracking where your passengers go on vacation would be useful data for them. Sheesh you could even track flights: "User was online at London Heathrow until 11:45, and was then offline, and came back online again in Madrid at 14:30, the corresponding flight at those times was EasyJet 78".