When you take an Uber ride or place a food delivery order, Uber shares your name, photo, pickup and dropoff address, and trip details with the driver or merchant fulfilling your request.
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Data sharing with service providers is operationally necessary for Uber to execute ride and delivery transactions. The provision specifies which data categories are transmitted to which parties, establishing the scope of third-party access required for service delivery.
Drivers and delivery partners receive your personal information including your precise pickup and dropoff addresses, which may reveal your home, workplace, or other sensitive locations, and this data is shared outside of Uber's direct control once disclosed.
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we may use, retain or share information with law enforcement or others in circumstances where a person's vital interests require protection, such as in the case of emergencies.
we may share data between our affiliates for the safety and security of our users and may take necessary actions if we believe you have violated these Terms, including banning you from our Services and/or our affiliates' services...
"Uber shares riders' and order recipients' data with drivers and delivery persons, including name, photo, rating, pickup and dropoff locations, and other trip or order details. Uber shares data with restaurants and other merchants, including order details and, where applicable, the rider's or order recipient's name and delivery address.Excerpt from Uber's Privacy Notice
REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: Disclosure of personal data to service partners such as drivers and merchants is generally permissible under GDPR as necessary for contract performance.
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Data sharing with service providers is operationally necessary for Uber to execute ride and delivery transactions. The provision specifies which data categories are transmitted to which parties, establishing the scope of third-party access required for service delivery.
Drivers and delivery partners receive your personal information including your precise pickup and dropoff addresses, which may reveal your home, workplace, or other sensitive locations, and this data is shared outside of Uber's direct control once disclosed.
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