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Ola Joins Uber, Denies Implementing Differential Pricing for iPhone, Android in India
Ola has said that it does not set fares based on a user's phone model. The development comes after media reports and complaints claimed that Apple users were charged higher for the same ride than Android users.
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After Uber, Ola Denies Implementing Phone Model-Based Rates In India
Indian ride-hailing firm Ola Consumer on Friday said it does not set fares based on a user's phone model, a day after global rival Uber denied allegations of differential pricing for Android and Apple phones.
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Uber Denies Implementing Phone Model-Based Pricing in India
Uber said it does not set ride prices based on a user's phone model. India's consumer affairs minister Pralhad Joshi said on X on Thursday that the Central Consumer Protection Agency (CCPA) had sent notices to the companies over the alleged price disparity or "differential pricing".
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CCPA Sends Notice to Uber, Ola Over Pricing Disparity on Apple, Android Phones
The move comes after several reports by local media and as users complained on social media that iPhone users were charged higher prices for the same ride than those using phones that ran on Android operating systems.
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Uber, Ola Get Notices Over iPhone, Android Differential Pricing Claims
The Department of Consumer Affairs has issued notices to major cab aggregators Ola and Uber over speculation of differential pricing, i.e., customers are quoted different taxi fares based on the make of the mobile phone - iPhone or Android - used.
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Uber Bill Shoots Up To Rs 27,000 For 5-km Ride, Influencer Later Gets Refund
A New Jersey influencer found herself in disbelief after being charged $321 (around Rs 27,200) for a short Uber journey of just five km - nearly four times the price she was initially quoted.
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"Rs 700 For 1.8km": Delhi Man's LinkedIn Post On Uber's Surge Pricing Starts Debate
A LinkedIn post by a product management professional Surya Pandey on Uber's surge pricing, highlighting a fare of Rs 700 for a 1.8km ride, has sparked widespread debate.
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Woman Flies To Bengaluru For Rs 3,500, Uber Ride To Her Home Costs Rs 2000
Many people suggested that she should take a BMTC (Bengaluru Metropolitan Transport Corporation) bus instead of a cab to reach home.
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X User's Uber Fare From Bengaluru Airport To Destination Shocks Internet
Recently, an X user who wanted to travel from the airport to Electronic City was shocked to notice the prices of Uber cab.
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Uber CEO Told Company Charged $52 For 3-Mile Ride. This Is How He Reacted
The report is based on a conversation Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi had with a journalist in May.
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Nothing Phone 2 With Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 SoC, 50-Megapixel Rear Cameras Debuts in India: Price, Specifications
Nothing Phone 2 was launched in India on Tuesday. The successor to the popular Phone 1 is powered by a powerful Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 chipset and packs a larger battery. It also features an upgraded version of the company's unique Glyph interface with support for third-party apps like Uber and Zomato. The smartphone has a dual rear camera setup with ...
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"Close To Flight Fare": Man Shocked By Cab Price From Bengaluru Airport To Electronic City
The price for Uber Premium for the 52-km distance was Rs 2,584 whereas Uber XL was priced for a whopping Rs 4,051.
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Uber Accused Of Increasing Prices When User's Phone Battery Is Low: Report
However, Uber disputed that the payment is based on how much battery life is left in a phone. It further claimed that the app is unable to measure a user's battery.
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Uber to Bring 25,000 EV Sedans in India, Fleet to Be Supplied by Tata Motors
Uber will bring 25,000 electric sedans in its premium category service in India. The fleet of EVs will be supplied by Tata Motors, starting end of February. The companies did not provide the financial details of the deal.
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Karnataka Government Declares Ban On App-Based Autos Over Surge Pricing
The dynamic increase in surge prices has caused loud dissent in Karnataka's capital Bengaluru, with the government issuing ban on app-based auto services, making MYn's surge-free model the only best alternative in the city.
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Ola Joins Uber, Denies Implementing Differential Pricing for iPhone, Android in India
Ola has said that it does not set fares based on a user's phone model. The development comes after media reports and complaints claimed that Apple users were charged higher for the same ride than Android users.
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After Uber, Ola Denies Implementing Phone Model-Based Rates In India
Indian ride-hailing firm Ola Consumer on Friday said it does not set fares based on a user's phone model, a day after global rival Uber denied allegations of differential pricing for Android and Apple phones.
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Uber Denies Implementing Phone Model-Based Pricing in India
Uber said it does not set ride prices based on a user's phone model. India's consumer affairs minister Pralhad Joshi said on X on Thursday that the Central Consumer Protection Agency (CCPA) had sent notices to the companies over the alleged price disparity or "differential pricing".
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CCPA Sends Notice to Uber, Ola Over Pricing Disparity on Apple, Android Phones
The move comes after several reports by local media and as users complained on social media that iPhone users were charged higher prices for the same ride than those using phones that ran on Android operating systems.
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Uber, Ola Get Notices Over iPhone, Android Differential Pricing Claims
The Department of Consumer Affairs has issued notices to major cab aggregators Ola and Uber over speculation of differential pricing, i.e., customers are quoted different taxi fares based on the make of the mobile phone - iPhone or Android - used.
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Uber Bill Shoots Up To Rs 27,000 For 5-km Ride, Influencer Later Gets Refund
A New Jersey influencer found herself in disbelief after being charged $321 (around Rs 27,200) for a short Uber journey of just five km - nearly four times the price she was initially quoted.
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"Rs 700 For 1.8km": Delhi Man's LinkedIn Post On Uber's Surge Pricing Starts Debate
A LinkedIn post by a product management professional Surya Pandey on Uber's surge pricing, highlighting a fare of Rs 700 for a 1.8km ride, has sparked widespread debate.
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Woman Flies To Bengaluru For Rs 3,500, Uber Ride To Her Home Costs Rs 2000
Many people suggested that she should take a BMTC (Bengaluru Metropolitan Transport Corporation) bus instead of a cab to reach home.
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X User's Uber Fare From Bengaluru Airport To Destination Shocks Internet
Recently, an X user who wanted to travel from the airport to Electronic City was shocked to notice the prices of Uber cab.
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Uber CEO Told Company Charged $52 For 3-Mile Ride. This Is How He Reacted
The report is based on a conversation Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi had with a journalist in May.
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Nothing Phone 2 With Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 SoC, 50-Megapixel Rear Cameras Debuts in India: Price, Specifications
Nothing Phone 2 was launched in India on Tuesday. The successor to the popular Phone 1 is powered by a powerful Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 chipset and packs a larger battery. It also features an upgraded version of the company's unique Glyph interface with support for third-party apps like Uber and Zomato. The smartphone has a dual rear camera setup with ...
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"Close To Flight Fare": Man Shocked By Cab Price From Bengaluru Airport To Electronic City
The price for Uber Premium for the 52-km distance was Rs 2,584 whereas Uber XL was priced for a whopping Rs 4,051.
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Uber Accused Of Increasing Prices When User's Phone Battery Is Low: Report
However, Uber disputed that the payment is based on how much battery life is left in a phone. It further claimed that the app is unable to measure a user's battery.
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Uber to Bring 25,000 EV Sedans in India, Fleet to Be Supplied by Tata Motors
Uber will bring 25,000 electric sedans in its premium category service in India. The fleet of EVs will be supplied by Tata Motors, starting end of February. The companies did not provide the financial details of the deal.
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Karnataka Government Declares Ban On App-Based Autos Over Surge Pricing
The dynamic increase in surge prices has caused loud dissent in Karnataka's capital Bengaluru, with the government issuing ban on app-based auto services, making MYn's surge-free model the only best alternative in the city.
