Uber suspects Lyft may have assisted in February’s data breach

Lyft announced a bunch of quality-of-life improvements for its drivers yesterday, such as cheaper gas and real-time payments, in an effort to keep its current drivers loyal and make itself more appealing to Uber drivers. As great as that is, the company may have done some less admirable things to better compete with Uber a few months ago, such as assisting in a massive data breach on Uber. That’s what Uber is looking into at the moment after discovering a possible connection between the hacker and Lyft’s chief of technology.