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by 0cf8612b2e1e 48 days ago
Uber pays drivers differential rates depending on how desperate they believe the driver to be. I can believe that UberEats demands a higher premium depending on the item and what they infer about you.
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Right, but the law mentioned in TFA is specifically for grocery stores
From TFA

  Maryland’s law bans grocers and third-party delivery services from using a person’s personal data to set higher prices.
That says nothing about the driver?