At least two posts are gaining popularity on the social network Threads, the authors of which claim that Uklon service drivers allegedly brought passengers to representatives of the CCC or the police. dev.ua has reached out to the company for comment.
At least two posts are gaining popularity on the social network Threads, the authors of which claim that Uklon service drivers allegedly brought passengers to representatives of the CCC or the police. dev.ua has reached out to the company for comment.
The first post, which has garnered over 90,000 views, was posted by social media expert Helen Danilova, who claims that her friend was allegedly «kidnapped» after a trip to Uklon in Kyiv.
According to the author, the man called a taxi in Podil, but the trip was never completed. She also states that the Uklon application only confirmed the fact of an incomplete trip.
The second post, which has already been viewed over 360,000 times, was posted by user Olga Sverhun. She claims that a driver drove into a police station under the pretext of refueling, after which her husband was detained.
The author also urged caution and announced that she had deleted the Uklon app, and published a screenshot of the trip, which shows the author’s name and photo.
Both posts are actively spreading on social networks and have caused hundreds of comments, although the authors do not provide any other evidence besides the posts. Social network users are actively calling on Uklon to comment on the situation, but the company does not respond. Many users also say that they are deleting the service application from their smartphones.
In June, lawyer Anna Strizhkova published a similar post on Facebook.
The same case was discussed on Reddit earlier.
dev.ua contacted Uklon with an official request, and this is what they replied: «As of today, our support service has not received any requests from users of the service,» Uklon reported. The company did not specify whether it conducts additional verification of information distributed on social networks.
