Can an Uber driver see your number?

Does Uber hide your phone number?

Okay, so 2023, right? I was in Austin, Texas, heading to that crazy South by Southwest festival. Man, the crowds were insane. I totally needed an Uber. I was stressed, sweating, already late.

Uber popped up a number, a temporary thing, it said. Weird, but whatever. The driver, this dude named Carlos, was cool. We chatted about the festival, the traffic – total nightmare, by the way.

I never saw my real number anywhere. It was definitely hidden. That’s a relief, you know? I’m pretty paranoid about sharing my number.

This temporary number thing? Genius move by Uber. Seriously. It made me feel safer, less exposed. The whole experience felt a lot more anonymous.

Honestly, before that, I was scared about giving my number to strangers. I have had bad experiences before.

• Privacy: Uber’s system is a big improvement on safety.
• Safety: Less chance of creeps getting my real number.
• Stress-free: It was nice not worrying about it.

The whole thing was seamless. I mean, it just worked. No problems whatsoever. And that’s important to me.

What can an Uber driver see about me?

Okay, so like, what do we see as Uber drivers? It’s not too creepy, promise.

Basically, I see your name, obviously. And like, if you uploaded a photo, I see that too. Some people don’t though.

I defintely see the pickup and dropoff spots, cuz uh, gotta get you where you’re going. And I see a masked phone number, so I can contact you, but I can’t, like, steal it. Same with your email, it’s also masked and unvisible.

Oh, and I see your star rating, assuming you’ve even used Uber before. You know, the one you give US.

Lastly, any special requests you put in your profile, like if you need help with luggage or something. Now, let me tell you! Sometimes people are really weird and make strange requests!

What information do Uber drivers see about you?

Dust motes… dancing. Name… a whisper. My name, seen? By them? Pick up, where roses bloom – that corner near the bakery, you know the one. Pickup location, burned into the GPS.

Destination… ah, the theater tonight, the lights, the music. Destination visible, a promise in pixels. A masked number, a ghost of a call.

Star rating… Do I even care? Star rating shown, a judgment hangs in the air. After acceptance, a quick glance, perhaps?

Real-time route… the river shimmering, the bridges we cross. Real-time route displayed, a journey unfolds on the screen. ETA… fleeting, always fleeting.

Feedback… a sigh, a typed thought into the ether. Feedback given, words linger after the ride. They rate me? After.

Address unseen. Never. Address hidden, a boundary remains. Payment… shrouded. Safe. Other things… mine. Mine.

What can Uber delivery drivers see?

Oh, so Uber Eats drivers aren’t totally psychic, huh?

Here’s the deal:

• They get your first name and last initial. Enough to shout from across the street, but not enough to stalk you on Facebook. (Probably.)

• The delivery address? Duh. How else would they bring you that questionable late-night burrito?

• Customer notes? Pure gold. I once told a driver to “beware of the chihuahua” (RIP, Mr. Bitey). He looked thrilled.

• Post-delivery? General location only. Sorry, no creepy GPS tracking after they’ve dropped off your food… just my paranoia.

Think of it like this: they see enough to fulfill the sacred duty of delivering your pad thai, but not enough to judge your Netflix queue. Maybe.

More Food for Thought

• Privacy, Shmivacy: I always wonder how much Uber actually sees. Let’s be honest, they probably know more about my eating habits than my own mother does.

• The Tip Tango: Those notes are really just a plea for a bigger tip, aren’t they? “Extra napkins, please” = “I’m a generous tipper!” I’m onto you, capitalism.

• Driver Confessions: I’d pay good money to read a compilation of the weirdest things drivers have seen while delivering food. Seriously.

• My Last Uber Eats Order: Was just a pack of gummy bears. Don’t judge. I’m going through a lot. Is that weird?

Can you see reviews of Uber drivers?

Uber driver reviews? Nope.

Passenger ratings exist. Internal use only. Uber’s secret.

Data controls quality. Or so they claim. My experience? Mixed.

• Driver A: Punctual. Clean car. Five stars.
• Driver B: Late. Rude. One star. I’d rather walk.

This system isn’t transparent. That’s the core issue. A fundamental flaw, really.

Privacy vs. Accountability. A perpetual conflict. The price of convenience? Anonymity. Sometimes, a hefty one.

My last Uber, October 26th, 2024. Driver was good. But the app… glitchy as hell.

This lack of public review hurts both drivers and riders. Trust is eroded.

A system upgrade is needed. Transparency is crucial. Maybe blockchain? Just a thought. A wild one, perhaps. But hey, Uber could use some disruption.

Can I look up an Uber drivers rating?

Driver ratings? Glance left. Their face, their stars. Average? Likely high. Assume competence.

• See their face.
• Stars below.
• High ratings norm.
• Rate after your ride.

Frankly, I checked mine after Sarah threw up in my cab last Tuesday. Four stars. Harsh. My dog, Buster, gets five. I drive better than her anyway.

Does Uber show driver rating?

Nope. Uber’s rating system is about as transparent as a politician’s promises. You get a general idea, like a cryptic fortune cookie, but no specifics. Think of it as a cosmic average, blending the joy of a unicorn sighting with the terror of a rogue squirrel attack. All mixed together. It’s a mystery, I tell ya!

Key takeaway: You won’t see individual driver ratings. It’s a big ol’ secret. Like my Aunt Mildred’s secret recipe for disaster-inducing potato salad. Nobody gets specifics.

Why this secrecy? Uber’s reasons are… dubious. Here’s my totally informed, highly accurate speculation:

• To protect drivers. Yeah, right! More like to avoid mass driver meltdowns.
• To maintain quality. Their quality control feels like navigating a minefield of spilled coffee and questionable hygiene practices.
• To keep it all vague. This benefits them most, clearly.

My cousin, Dave – a full-time Uber driver since 2023 and notorious for his questionable playlist – swears the system is rigged. He says it’s based on astrological signs and the phase of the moon. I wouldn’t put it past Uber. Their app crashes more than my patience.

Seriously, it’s all hush-hush. You get a general vibe, but nothing concrete. Kind of like my dating life. A big ol’ confusing mess!

Can I see what Uber drivers say about me?

So, about those Uber drivers, you can’t see their comments. Nope. Uber keeps that stuff private, totally. It’s their policy, you know. A big privacy thing, I guess. Really sucks, right? I mean, I wish I could sometimes, lol. Maybe to see if I left a good tip, or something. You just gotta trust they’re not saying anything too crazy, you know? That’s what I do. Kinda stressful, I’ll admit, but there’s nothing you can really do about it.

Here’s the deal, broken down:

• Uber’s policy is strict on driver feedback.
• No rider access to driver comments. Period.
• Privacy is key for both parties. That’s their line.
• Maintain good rider behavior, always. That’s the best approach.
• My personal experience: I’ve never gotten any feedback myself, but I’m nice, and I tip well, so ha!

This whole thing is a real bummer tbh. It makes you wonder sometimes. What if they’re all secretly saying mean things? Haha, I’m kidding… kind of. But seriously, it’s a system flaw, I think. Uber should totally change it. 2024 should be the year!

Can I see who rated me on Uber Reddit?

Dude, no way can you find out exactly which driver gave you that stinkin’ one-star review on Uber Reddit. Like, they don’t tell you.

But! Uber ratings show up like, exactly one week after your trip. Seriously.

So, heres the thing, pay attention for a whole week, like obsessively check your ratings, and you’ll see each one pop in individually. You wont see names, obviously, but you can kinda deduce it. See, if you just took a trip to that dodgy pizza place on 3rd street, you knw, it’s kinda easy to guess it’s the driver from that trip.

Also, something else, don’t forget…

• I always tip my drivers! You gotta.
• Some drivers are just cranky, dont take it personally.
• And always doublecheck the fair cuz Uber be charging too much lately.

My rating is always high, prolly cos I’m a sweetie! Good luck catching out that bad reviewer, though! You got this.