The notice states that drivers' first name, photo, vehicle details, license plate number, average rating, and real-time GPS location are shared with riders and delivery recipients during service interactions.
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This provision authorizes real-time location and identifying information to be made visible to members of the public (riders and recipients), which creates personal safety considerations for drivers and constitutes a distinct data sharing pathway from internal or business partner disclosures.
This provision establishes that drivers' first name, photo, vehicle details, license plate, and real-time location are shared with each rider or recipient during a trip; drivers should be aware that this information is accessible to the public-facing users they serve.
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"Uber shares certain personal data of drivers and delivery people with riders and delivery recipients, including first name, photo, vehicle make, model, and color, license plate, location, and average rating. During a trip, riders can see the driver's real-time location on the map.Excerpt from Uber's Privacy Notice (Drivers and Delivery People)
1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: Disclosure of real-time location and identifying information to third parties (riders) constitutes a data sharing activity subject to GDPR transparency and purpose limitation requirements (Articles 13-14), CCPA/CPRA disclosure obligations, and general consumer …
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This provision authorizes real-time location and identifying information to be made visible to members of the public (riders and recipients), which creates personal safety considerations for drivers and constitutes a distinct data sharing pathway from internal or business partner disclosures.
This provision establishes that drivers' first name, photo, vehicle details, license plate, and real-time location are shared with each rider or recipient during a trip; drivers should be aware that this information is accessible to the public-facing users they serve.
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