Almost 30 per cent of the 15,000 Uber partners in London, for example, come from constituencies where unemployment is above 10 per cent
So poverty is more likely for people to sidestep regulation to have an income, and so endanger the customers' safety. It's seriously dodgy that they're banking on that. This is one of those instances of the Citibank Plutonomy investment models at work, this time at the low end. *Not* impressed.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
