Uber shares driver personal data including trip data, location data, and background check results with insurance providers to facilitate insurance coverage, with background check companies to verify driver eligibility, and with business partners who provide services in connection with Uber's products.
Once your data is shared with third parties, Uber's privacy policy no longer governs how those parties use it — each third party has its own data practices, and you may have limited ability to control secondary uses of your information.
Uber collects extensive personal data from drivers and delivery people, including real-time location data continuously while the app is active, telematics data measuring driving behavior, government-issued ID and background check information, and potentially audio and video recordings from in-cabin devices. This data is shared with insurance companies, background check providers, law enforcement on request, and third-party business partners, and can influence a driver's ability to remain on the platform. You can access, correct, or request deletion of your personal data by submitting a request through Uber's privacy portal at privacy.uber.com.