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The Dutch Data Protection Authority has imposed an €825 million penalty on Uber for systematically deactivating driver accounts through automated systems without proper human oversight, marking the fourth enforcement action against the ride-hailing giant.
The Dutch Data Protection Authority has fined Uber €825 million for suspending driver accounts through automated systems without proper human oversight or notification, marking Europe's second-largest GDPR penalty.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has signalled that significant policy announcements will be made on August 30, September 16, and early October, with focus on youth economic welfare and gig economy protections.
Terengganu police arrested a man accused of threatening a delivery rider with a meat cleaver at a petrol station, citing frustration over service delays as a possible motive.
A 25-year-old Grab driver will face court charges for allegedly fabricating his own kidnapping to extract RM30,000 from his parents, reportedly driven by escalating loan shark debts.
A US federal court has invalidated New York City's groundbreaking law requiring Uber and Lyft to provide drivers with 14 days' notice before deactivation, ruling the measure unconstitutional and threatening platform safety.
The widow of delivery rider Amirul Hafiz Omar plans to file a RM1 million civil suit against the driver accused in his death. Legal proceedings depend on obtaining the Letter of Administration before filing in August.