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Nearly 550 women passengers have sued ride-hailing platform Uber, alleging they were assaulted by its drivers that included kidnapping, rape and physical attacks in the US.

His plans to bring back vaccine passports have been soundly defeated.

Taking a dig at Uber, MoS Rajeev Chandrasekhar said that the government was determined to bring in new rules to reign in big tech companies.

Is Uber safe for women? The lawsuit claimed that Uber has been intentionally concealing the fact that Uber drivers had been regularly sexually assaulting women since at least 2014

550 women sue Uber for sexual assaults by drivers in the US. Reports suggest how there were 998 sexual assault reports in 2020.

The recent ‘Uber Files’ reveal that the company had deployed kill switches, purportedly to destroy sensitive data that could have been legitimately accessed by police and officials. But kill switches are also helpful tools. We explain how.

A whistleblower from Uber revealed that the ride-sharing application has been breaking the law and lobbying governments to expand globally.

The leaked Uber Files include 124,000 internal emails, text messages and documents from inside Uber. It allegedly highlights how the company expanded operations between 2013 and 2017.

He Uber Files show how the ride-hailing company found ways around laws, and lobbied aggressively with governments during the period of its dramatic expansion.

A sensational leaked trove of internal Uber documents has revealed the dark side of the ride-hailing platform, that allegedly broke laws and secretly lobbied governments as it planned to expand globally.