This incident - amongst many others - only shows that most companies don't give a rat's ass about our data or privacy. They are happy enough if their systems a

This incident - amongst many others - only shows that most companies don't give a rat's ass about our data or privacy. They are happy enough if their systems actually work and run. That's enough for them. This incident won't cost Uber anything. It won't matter to them. A few appologies here and there and that will be the end of it. Maybe, maybe there is some trivial fine to pay, but that will be a rounding error on their balance sheet.