It just goes to show that customers are strangers that you can't trust. They will do things for the lulz. This exploit is likely already fixed, though.
It just goes to show that customers are strangers that you can't trust. They will do things for the lulz. This exploit is likely already fixed, though.
And people who are not customers will pretend to be customers for the lulz. The public includes people antagonistic to your company and mission, in addition to the majority who are neutral and...
And people who are not customers will pretend to be customers for the lulz. The public includes people antagonistic to your company and mission, in addition to the majority who are neutral and some who are favorable.
It just goes to show that customers are strangers that you can't trust. They will do things for the lulz. This exploit is likely already fixed, though.
And people who are not customers will pretend to be customers for the lulz. The public includes people antagonistic to your company and mission, in addition to the majority who are neutral and some who are favorable.
If they'd done this with Uber, or even taxis, how similar would the result be?
More drivers would have seen the traffic jam ahead and done things like diverting onto another street and calling the passenger.
Non-zero chance someone gets their ass kicked by an angry Uber driver.
Wholesome! 🥰