#Uber is trying out an audio recording highlight that gives you a chance to report your driver

Uber might test out a component that gives you a chance to voice record your driver and report it to the organization on the off chance that you ever begin to feel dangerous.

Designer Jane Manchun Wong tweeted Monday that Uber is trying an apparatus called "Record Sound" for you to utilize in case you're "awkward with the ride." Wong, who figures out applications, was one of the first to find that Instagram was trying out concealing preferences months back.

Wong tweeted that she didn't test out Uber's beta-test highlight since she was in a "genuine Uber ride" when she found it.

As per Wong's screen capture of the Uber application, the component gives off an impression of being a piece of the organization's "Security Toolbox" which incorporates access to imparting your outing status to family and companions, revealing issues and reaching police.

Uber wasn't promptly accessible for input.

Prior in September, Uber took off RideCheck, a framework intended to hail bizarre occasions like long stops or vehicle collides with protect travelers and Uber drivers – a move made after a few prominent strike outrages.

In the course of the most recent two years, the organization has supported endeavors to make riders feel more secure in the wake of managing a prominent homicide argument and rape objections against drivers.

Prior in 2019, a South Carolina understudy was murdered in the wake of getting into a vehicle she confused with a Uber. In 2018, Denver police said a Uber driver lethally shot a traveler.

Additionally in 2018, female riders recorded a proposed class-activity suit against Uber, blaming the ride-sharing firm for poor driver verifying that prompted a huge number of travelers suffering inappropriate behavior and assault.