Lyft Drivers' Suit Against Uber Over Spying Pared by Judge
- Judge allows drivers to amend their case against Uber
- Uber faces privacy and unfair competition claims over ‘Hell’
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Lyft Inc. drivers will be permitted to revise a lawsuit alleging Uber Technologies Inc. spied on them using a software called "Hell" as part of a scheme to gain a competitive edge.
A San Francisco federal magistrate judge dismissed most of the lawsuit on Wednesday, but allowed the drivers to file an amended complaint, leaving the door open for them to pursue the case. The suit seeks to represent drivers nationwide who were targeted.