Last year, GrabCar informed the Personal Data Protection Commission (PDPC) that profile data of 5,651 GrabHitch drivers were exposed to the risk of unauthorized access by other GrabHitch drivers through its app. According to PDPC deputy commissioner Yeong Zee Kin, the cause of the breach was due to an app update on Aug 30, 2019. “The purpose of the update was to address a potential vulnerability discovered within the Grab app,” he said. Risking the personal data of over 20,000
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Good news for commuters. Private car-hailing app, Grab, has further reduced its fixed fares by another 15 per cent as it announced in a press release on Monday (Sep 5). The base fare for GrabCar passengers is now S$2.55, down from S$3, while per kilometre charges have been reduced from S$0.80 to S$0.68. The price cut comes after previously lowering its fixed fares by 15 per cent in April this year. To help drivers reduce operating costs and increase bookings, Grab
