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Uber Used Private Location Data for Party Amusement

Posted on September 30, 2014July 1, 2025 by Dissent

Sam Biddle reports:

The reasons to dislike Uber are as large and numerous as its paper valuation, but they all revolve around one central free market conceit: Uber never hides its contempt for you. The latest example comes from venture capitalist Peter Sims, whose ride was tracked to entertain guests at an Uber party.

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