Uber says it will review its creepy Greyball feature

Uber finally addressed its latest controversy — but don't expect it to offer any apologies. 

The New York Times last week reported Uber's use of Greyball, an internal tool meant to determine if the rider was actually a government investigator. If they were flagged, the targeted user saw a different version of the apps that would show fake cars and cancel ride requests. Uber neither confirmed nor denied the claims.    

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Uber's Chief Security Officer, Joe Sullivan, finally addressed the Greyball controversy last night in a blog post. Read more...

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