Uber Press Releases at Twitch Without Passenger Reward

Gargac, a driver from Uber and Lyft in the state of Missouri, has broadcast live on Twitch nearly 700 times since March 2018, without the participation of passengers. In an interview with a local newspaper, a 32-year-old driver, Jason Gargac, explains his publications in Twitch using unilateral consent laws in the state of Missouri, including children.

Gargac is the first driver to broadcast his passengers live on Twitch. no. But there is no legal process to start doing it without permission. Most of the interaction with passengers, although intimate or funny, sometimes seems too intimate to Gargac passengers. The public ridicules sometimes passengers and assesses the attractiveness of passengers.

Gargac, in an interview with his address or personally, said that this is not an ethical but a challenge for Twitch's limitations and perceptions public. he said that he had to silence his microphones when information was given by the passengers. But it is obvious that it should be taken into account and taken action before that. According to the state laws of Missouri, pilot Uber and Lyft Gargac are innocent. The state can not do anything against unauthorized passenger emissions because it does not violate unilateral consent laws. Gargac told the newspaper: " Recordings without the arrival of passengers are illegal in some states, but not in Missouri ," he said. He also argues that he did nothing wrong, that there were no +18 events in the car and that the situation is normal. Gargac has a $ 3,000 camera configuration showing inside the car and has a Twitch 4.350 follower. Each month, about 100 of them pay at least $ 5 to subscribe and financially support the channel.