“ Each Uber and Lyft face one other regulatory battle in Pennsylvania in a couple of days because the state legislature plans to debate experience-hailing apps later this month.
Ride-hailing corporations Uber and Lyft deal with legal and regulatory points on a regular basis,
but the battle is heating up in Philadelphia.
Both experience-hailing companies are urging authorities officials
to adopt a "statewide solution" as quickly as
possible. It additionally says that ride-hailing services aren't required
to adhere to the People With Disabilities Act like taxis do, so individuals with disabilities aren't being supplied the same options.
Remember, all the ruling says is that cellphone firmware is not
protected beneath the DMCA if you unlock
to lawfully connect to a wireless network.
That is a pretty slim rule, and it's most actually not the same
as a rule saying it's legal to unlock your cellphone. There's extra.
Simply because Apple and AT&T cannot sue you for violating the DMCA, there's nothing saying
they cannot sue you under some other regulation. ”