Uber gets sued over alleged ‘Hell’ program to track Lyft drivers
So, no one was really able to answer my question last thread. In fact, I mostly got snarky condescending replies. I&#x27;ve stopped caring about such things though, so hopefully good-faith questions are still welcome:<p>What&#x27;s wrong with Uber tracking Lyft drivers? What is wrong with using a competitor&#x27;s API to get real-time tactical information about them? Not only did it not harm Lyft drivers, but it actually aided them: Several of them were offered hundreds of dollars by Uber to switch companies. Most drivers are trying to make end&#x27;s meet, and from speaking directly with drivers, this was seen as a universally positive thing. &quot;I was like, yes! Where do I sign? $400 bucks is amazing. Too bad my car was too old for Uber.&quot;<p>Though I guess if Mr. Gonzales wins his lawsuit, it will give the answer to these questions and more.