Compare account control governance provisions between Uber and DoorDash. Provisions are extracted from monitored governance documents and classified by severity.
This provision establishes the operational framework under which Uber applies automated systems to driver and user accounts without manual review as a precondition to account access. The authorization covers both preventive measures (fraud detection) and eligibility determinations that directly affect continued platform participation.
Consumer impact
Users and drivers operate under terms that permit Uber to restrict or deactivate accounts through automated processes based on specified data categories. The provision establishes that account status determinations may result from algorithmic assessment rather than individual human evaluation.
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Actual clause text
Uber uses personal data to make automated decisions, including to detect fraud and unsafe behavior, to calculate reliability scores and ratings, and to determine driver eligibility to use Uber's platform. These automated processes may result in account restrictions or deactivation. Uber uses data including trip information, ratings from users, fraud signals, and identity verification results to inform these decisions.
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The clause establishes DoorDash's unilateral authority to remove account access without procedural requirements such as advance notice, detailed explanation, or opportunity to cure alleged violations. This grants the company broad termination authority with minimal procedural constraints.
Consumer impact
Users operate under terms that permit account suspension or termination at any time without notice or stated grounds, provided DoorDash determines grounds exist. The provision does not establish notice periods, appeal procedures, or specific violations that would trigger termination.
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DoorDash reserves the right to immediately and without notice suspend or terminate your Account and/or access to the Services in its sole and absolute discretion for any reason, including breach of these Terms.
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