“Criminal record (where permitted by law)* Current and prior addresses Driver history Known aliases License status Right to work”
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Uber gathers a wide range of sensitive personal and legal background data at onboarding, including criminal history where legally permitted.
Interpretive note: The canonical claim incorporates the legal permissibility qualifier for criminal records as stated. The other data categories carry no such qualifier in the excerpt.
When you onboard with Uber, your criminal record (where permitted by law), addresses, driver history, aliases, license status, and right-to-work status are collected.
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"Criminal record (where permitted by law)* Current and prior addresses Driver history Known aliases License status Right to workExcerpt from Uber's Privacy Notice (Drivers and Delivery People)
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Uber gathers a wide range of sensitive personal and legal background data at onboarding, including criminal history where legally permitted.
When you onboard with Uber, your criminal record (where permitted by law), addresses, driver history, aliases, license status, and right-to-work status are collected.
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