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A 32 year old pilot for Uber and
Lyft filmed hundreds of his pbadengers in the United States without them knowing that they appeared on a live stream at Twitch . Pilot Jason Garcac transmitted images from inside his car and a photo of the road in front of the vehicle under the pseudonym JustSmurf on his Twitch channel. As reported by Gizmodo many pbadengers became clear only after a report from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch newspaper (web site of Europe not accessible) became the protagonist from a live stream, "
" It makes me sick "
" I feel mistreated, I'm embarrbaded, "says a pbadenger, who was found by the newspaper. "We took an Uber at two o'clock to be safe and now I find out that everything that I said has spread and that people were watching me, it makes me sick." As described by Gizmodo, many spicy details of the lives of pbadengers appeared on the live stream. In part, they called their full name, they saw where they live. On the water course, it was also possible to watch live, as pbadengers kissed, vomited and raged on their friends, relatives and co-workers
Legal Gray Area
. Jason Gargac, everything was worth it. He earned about $ 3,500 through twitch donations in addition to his Uber and Lyft earnings. As a small note was attached to a pane that pointed to video recordings, filming of pbadengers in the US state applied
Missouri as legal. Gargac reportedly told some pbadengers on request that she was the only video camera directed for security reasons. Lyft and Uber investigate the incident. According to Slashdot, Uber announced that Gargac would be suspended for the moment as a pilot Uber
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A 32-year-old pilot for Uber and
Lyft filmed hundreds of his pbadengers in the United States without them knowing that they appeared on a live stream at Twitch . Pilot Jason Garcac transmitted images from inside his car and a photo of the road in front of the vehicle under the pseudonym JustSmurf on his Twitch channel. As reported by Gizmodo many pbadengers became clear only after a report from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch newspaper (web site of Europe not accessible) became the protagonist from a live stream, "
" It makes me sick "
" I feel mistreated, I'm embarrbaded, "says a pbadenger, who was found by the newspaper. "We took an Uber at two o'clock to be safe and now I find out that everything that I said has spread and that people were watching me, it makes me sick." As described by Gizmodo, many spicy details of the lives of pbadengers appeared on the live stream. In part, they called their full name, they saw where they live. On the water course, it was also possible to watch live, as pbadengers kissed, vomited and raged on their friends, relatives and co-workers
Legal Gray Area
. Jason Gargac, everything was worth it. He earned about $ 3,500 through twitch donations in addition to his Uber and Lyft earnings. As a small note was attached to a pane that pointed to video recordings, filming of pbadengers in the US state applied
Missouri as legal. Gargac reportedly told some pbadengers on request that she was the only video camera directed for security reasons. Lyft and Uber investigate the incident. According to Slashdot, Uber announced that he was going to suspend Gargac for the moment as an Uber driver.
