The Original Sin of the Internet: Didi Is Only the First Company Exposed

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I didn't comment on the Didi incident in the first place, because people's first reaction to an incident is usually emotion, and then they become rational. So I am now rationally criticizing Didi. Now many people may have forgotten: In September 2016, a female college student said that she encountered phone number list Ecstasy while riding the Didi Express at night, and chose to jump out of the car for fear of being killed. Didi's official response is that "there are orders, but no drugs, and they are cooperating with the investigation." Two years later, Didi handed over two consecutive murders within three months. In June 2018, a 21-year-old flight attendant was killed in a hitchhiker, and her body was stabbed in many places; In August 2018, a 20-year-old girl in Yueqing was raped and murdered by a hitchhiker, and her body was thrown on a cliff.

The picture above is the accident statement from Didi Chuxing's official Weibo account. Two years later, Didi has not improved not only in safety precautions, but also in public relations capabilities, which is simply adding fuel to the fire. How much media has been suppressed by the capital behind it, and they have made trouble for themselves. In fact, in the past four years, there have been at least 50 incidents phone number list of sexual assault and harassment by Didi drivers that have been reported by the media and handled by relevant departments. Didi's humanity Some people use "human nature is inherently evil" to whitewash Didi, which I think is untenable: If it is an accidental incident, we can understand it, but it turns out that Didi has serious business flaws and a serious lack of social responsibility for users.

Something happened to "human nature". Didi's valuation has risen to 120 billion US dollars in the past four years. How can it not be attributed to the "human nature" of so many phone number list passengers and drivers? Can so many people get a share of the "humanity"? Besides, which company does not deal with people, others have no "human nature"? Before blaming the "human nature" of drivers, let's take a look at Didi's "human nature". In the past few years, do you know what Didi is doing? In 2016, Didi merged with Uber China, which effectively squeezed Uber out of the Chinese market and established a monopoly; tens of millions of dollars strategically invested in ofo, a shared bicycle platform, to enter the shared bicycle industry; In 2017, Didi signed a strategic cooperation agreement with “99”, the largest local mobile travel service provider in Brazil, to enter the Brazilian market; announced the establishment of the Silicon Valley Didi Research Institute; in the same year, announced a new round of financing exceeding 5.5 billion US dollars;