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Didn't think you were, was just commenting on the idea itself. Bring on GDPR (as much as it's going to make my own job a ballache for the next year or so making sure we're fully compliant and doing so in a way that doesn't get confusing for our members).

Even that sounds dodgy to me. I certainly don't want my card details (even completely anonymised) being sent around between companies without my express permission. It's certainly not something I've ever encountered in the past, and I have my cards stored with a range of big-name companies. I've...

Your understanding matches my own. What's being described here is not compatible with my understanding of the current UK / EU law on Data Protection, let alone the new GDPR laws that come into effect next year. Unless you've explicitly given permission to the card issuer to provide updates to...

Looks to me like there's some assumptions being made here. The card companies, as far as I'm aware, do not do what is described in this thread. It's more likely that the answer is far simpler: Uber's system isn't correctly processing cards in the final month before expiry. It's not uncommon for...