Delhi man reveals Uber's pricing algorithm, claims fare varies based on phone type and battery
For daily commuters, particularly working professionals, app-based cab services have arisen as a handy and user-friendly mode of transportation. While there has been ongoing debate over the variables that contribute to unexpected increases in cab charges, a Delhi-based guy has made stunning accusations concerning Uber's pricing algorithm. Rishabh Singh, co-founder of engineerHUB, posted to the X platform to share a couple of postings analyzing how Uber rates vary across different smartphones and battery levels for the same journey. Singh expressed his concerns about the fairness and openness of such technology-driven services, stating that customers should understand how prices are determined and whether personal device data might affect pricing. “Companies must disclose whether factors like device type or battery percentage impact fares and ensure their algorithms are fair and ethical," he concluded.
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