Uber Breach Signals Need For Tougher Rules
A Straits Times analyst argues that the Uber breach of data belonging to 50 million of its riders and 7 million of its drivers, then paying off the hackers rather than notifying these individuals, demonstrates that businesses cannot be trusted to act in the interest of consumers, requiring governments to set disclosure rules for them.
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