Uber received 400,181 reports of sexual assault and misconduct between 2017 and 2022, according to sealed court documents viewed by The New York Times. These documents are part of a mass class-action lawsuit filed against Uber. Per the LA Times, over 1,600 cases were merged into one earlier this year, and hundreds of customers accused Uber of improper driver background checks, failure to report incidents to the police, and letting sex offenders stay on the platform. In its biennial safety reports between 2017 and 2022, Uber only disclosed 12,522 of these incidents. Uber has already settled many of these sexual assault cases individually, but its first trial for a sexual assault case is set to begin in September this year. Read more at our link in bio. #uber #sa #technews