Uber drivers claim personal data used to manipulate fares

Uber drivers are alleging that the company misuses their personal data, including biometric and geolocation information, to unfairly adjust driver-facing fares. Edwin Carranza, the lead plaintiff, asserts that this data collection and manipulation is unlawful. This case highlights broader concerns about privacy rights and the ethical use of personal information in the gig economy, suggesting significant implications for how tech giants manage user data.

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