Uber
gig-platform app, independent-contractor drivers
39/100Weak fit
on a balanced view of all values
Less data shared with advertisers or exposed in a breach: Poor. Uber agreed to pay $148 million to settle with the attorneys general of all 50 states and Washington DC after hackers accessed data on 57 million users and 600,000 drivers in a 2016 breach; Uber paid the hackers to delete the data and did not tell affected drivers for a full year. Utah's share of the settlement was about $900,000, and Uber agreed to hire outside assessors to review its data security going forward. source↗ 2018
3 independent sourcesattorneygeneral.utah.gov · leginfo.legislature.ca.gov · uber.com
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