>the Greyball technique was also used against suspected local officials who could have been looking to fine drivers, impound cars or otherwise prevent Uber from operating, the employees said
Doesn't Uber have a responsibility to protect itself and its drivers from fake riders looking to do harm even if they're government employees??
I think going after average or in many cases poor people trying to make a buck driving Uber is an "aggressive tactic"
Doesn't Uber have a responsibility to protect itself and its drivers from fake riders looking to do harm even if they're government employees??
I think going after average or in many cases poor people trying to make a buck driving Uber is an "aggressive tactic"