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Social Rates Uber – and It’s Not Pretty

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Source: 30dB.com – Uber

Instead, it’s gotten into political snafus, lost Travis Kalanick as CEO (though some would say that was a small loss) and dropped billions of dollars. Now, it’s under investigation by federal prosecutors for allegedly hiring an espionage team to steal trade secrets from overseas rivals. Richard Jacobs, Uber’s former manager of global intelligence, claimed in a May letter that Uber demoted him for trying to stop the spying. He also said Uber communicates largely through self-deleting messages and even hired former CIA agents to help build its surveillance networks. Uber is also accused of stealing technology from Google spinoff Waymo, a direct competitor in the emerging self-driving-car industry. With all these lawsuits and investigations piling up, it’s little wonder that Social is hailing 71 percent negative sentiments for Uber. –Hugo Guzman

Republished from 30dB

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