Regulators requested data on 12M Uber riders and drivers, transparency report shows
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“Uber’s transparency report doesn’t add much fuel to the fire in terms of general criticism from the EU regarding Privacy Shield,” said Mike Godwin, director of innovation policy and general counsel for the R Street Institute, speaking with SCMagazine.com. If is determined that other government agencies were given access to this user data, that may change the equation, added Godwin. “But that is not what we’re seeing now.”
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