Incident 354: Uber Allegedly Violated GDPR by Failing to Provide Sufficient Notice on Automated Profiling for Drivers
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Uber drivers in the U.K. are demanding their data. Thanks to European laws, if a company or platform collects a person’s data, they have the right to request access to that information. Four Uber drivers now want to know exactly what the co…
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Application with Court of Amsterdam
A number of Uber drivers from the United Kingdom have filed an application with the District Court of Amsterdam, exercising their data privacy rights. The drivers are represented by their attorney, Mr. An…
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- The AppDrivers & Couriers Union files complaint against Uber in Amsterdam over failure to provide access to data & explanation of algorithmic management as required by GDPR
- The union will present evidence of Uber’s maintenance of secret dr…
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GDPR OBLIGATIONS BY UBER
Uber has failed to fulfill its obligations in several respects in its response to the GDPR Requests. This is explained in more detail below.
Incomplete information about automated decision-making and profiling
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In a major win over opaque algorithmic management in the so-called gig economy an appeals court in the Netherlands has found largely in favor of platform workers litigating against ride-hailing giants Uber and Ola — judging the platforms vi…
