Collaborate Disseminate
Questions remain over if and how Uber still tracks devices after chief exec Kalanick was summoned to Apple for a roasting Continue reading Apple threatened to oust Uber from App Store for ‘fingerprinting’ iPhones
When “always be hustling” catches up with you. Continue reading Uber Fingerprinting Users Shows the Danger of Thinking All Technology Is Magic
Uber finalized a new tool in its business arsenal today called Uber Central that enables business users to order multiple Ubers on behalf of customers or clients from a single app. It was originally announced in July. The tool solves a problem bu… Continue reading Uber business tool lets you order multiple cars from central app
Lawsuit that aims to recover back pay alleges that Uber shows riders a longer, slower and more expensive route than the drivers are shown Continue reading Uber ‘showing drivers and riders different fare estimates’, says lawsuit
Your daily round-up of some of the other stories in the news
Your daily round-up of some of the other stories in the news
Uber defends ‘Greyball’ as a way to prevent users abusing its terms of service Continue reading Uber under fire for ‘Greyball’ program used to dodge enforcement officials
The New York Times reports that Uber developed apps that identified and blocked government regulators using the app to find evidence of illegal behavior: Yet using its app to identify and sidestep authorities in places where regulators said the company was breaking the law goes further in skirting ethical lines — and potentially legal ones, too. Inside Uber, some of… Continue reading Uber Uses Ubiquitous Surveillance to Identify and Block Regulators
Uber, cash, and crime is a bad mix. Continue reading Brazil’s Love Affair With Uber Has Been Ruined by Kidnapping, Robbery, and Murder
Mike Mimoso and Chris Brook recap RSA and discuss the news of the week including the impact of Cloudflare’s “Cloudbleed” bug, Google breaking SHA-1, and more. Continue reading Threatpost News Wrap, February 24, 2017