Uber fined $966M over automatic suspensions
The Dutch Data Protection Authority has imposed a fine of €825 million (approximately $966 million) on Uber, due to its automated comments on driver accounts without adequately informing them, from 2020 to 2022. The authority confirmed that Uber violated drivers' rights to not be subjected to significant automated decisions and their right to information, considering this a serious violation warranting a substantial fine. Uber announced its intention to appeal the decision, noting that its policies include human reviews and opportunities for drivers to contest decisions.
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