Uber's Privacy Policy explains how the company collects, uses, and shares your personal data when you use its services, like rides or food deliveries. It details the types of data collected, including account information, location data, and user-generated content. Users have rights regarding their data, and the policy varies by region due to local laws. It's important to review this policy to understand how your information is handled.
Uber collects personal data you provide, data from your usage of the app, and data from other sources.
Your location data is tracked during rides or deliveries unless you choose not to share it.
Uber uses your data to improve services, enhance safety, and for marketing purposes.
Users have rights regarding their data, which may differ based on local laws.
The privacy practices may vary depending on the country or region you are in.
By using Uber's services, you agree to their Terms of Service, which include important rules about how disputes will be handled. Notably, you are required to resolve any claims against Uber through individual arbitration rather than in court, meaning you waive your right to a jury trial. Uber can modify these terms at any time, and if you don't agree with the changes, you should stop using their services.
You must agree to Uber's Terms of Service to use their services.
Disputes with Uber will be resolved through individual arbitration, not in court.
You waive your right to a jury trial by agreeing to these terms.
Uber can change these terms whenever they want, and you should check for updates regularly.
If you don't agree with the terms, you should stop using Uber's services.
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