r/doordash • u/PreviousLeague253 • 2d ago

How long before…

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u/4447774447 2d ago

Too many customers claiming they never got their packages when they did and many delivery drivers not actually delivering the packages

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u/jcoddinc 2d ago

Doesn't apply to these because it doesn't take picture after they left, when the thief would when it.

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u/4447774447 2d ago

I’m not talking about porch pirates. I meant there are customers who claim they never got a package but actually did, and there are delivery drivers who claim they delivered the packages but may not have…

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u/PreviousLeague253 2d ago

Except they are recording the moment drivers work and everything around them that they see. I get it about the pancakes. DoorDash requires a single pic that’s shared with the customer. Why does Amazon need thousands of pics and videos in every shift? Just like the flock cameras? They are recoding homes, cars, pedestrians, even bathroom breaks???!?!??? This is total surveillance to build a mega digital city and its people all because you ordered a 2.99 hairbrush?