Re:How Uber Used Secret “Greyball” Tool to Deceive Authoriti...
by freehunter on Friday March 03, 2017 @03:44PM
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Anyone who has a California State and Federal Employees Credit Union debit card is probably a good indicator.
I saw an Illinois State Police Federal Credit Union branch recently and really thought to myself... that might be giving away a little more information than I'd be comfortable with if I were a cop. I mean, anyone going to that credit union is pretty likely to be, you know, a police officer. So if a criminal was trying to track down a police officer they had beef with, where would they look? Seems pretty obvious. Seems pretty dangerous.
Re:How Uber Used Secret “Greyball” Tool to Deceive Authoriti...
by corin_ on Friday March 03, 2017 @05:33PM
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Police buildings (stations, offices, etc.) where they work every day would probably be more useful than a bank.
Re:How Uber Used Secret “Greyball” Tool to Deceive Authoriti...
by chickenfries on Friday March 03, 2017 @03:43PM
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I think they meant that they could use public payroll records to get the names of city officials.
Re:How Uber Used Secret “Greyball” Tool to Deceive Authoriti...
by gankedfrank on Friday March 03, 2017 @03:42PM
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My aunt's boyfriend works for California govt and his home address is on display. You'd be surprised at how incompetent and irresponsible govt can be.
Do California public records really make available where specific public employees bank?