Uber shares your personal information with a wide range of third parties including passengers, insurance companies, background checkers, financial partners, government agencies, and advertisers.
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The clause establishes the scope of data recipients across operational, financial, legal, and commercial functions. This authorization spans both service-delivery partners and external commercial entities, affecting the breadth of entities with access to driver and delivery worker personal information.
Your name, location history, financial information, and behavioral data may be disclosed to insurers, background check firms, advertisers, and law enforcement, often without additional notice to you at the time of disclosure.
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"Uber shares personal data of drivers and delivery people with riders, restaurants and other merchants, insurance partners, background check providers, financial services providers, government authorities and law enforcement, and marketing partners and advertising platforms.Excerpt from Uber's Privacy Notice (Drivers and Delivery People)
(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: Third-party data sharing engages GDPR Articles 13 and 14 (transparency obligations) and Article 28 (processor agreements) for EU drivers; CCPA/CPRA sale and sharing opt-out rights for California drivers; and FCRA for background …
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The clause establishes the scope of data recipients across operational, financial, legal, and commercial functions. This authorization spans both service-delivery partners and external commercial entities, affecting the breadth of entities with access to driver and delivery worker personal information.
Your name, location history, financial information, and behavioral data may be disclosed to insurers, background check firms, advertisers, and law enforcement, often without additional notice to you at the time of disclosure.
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