Ride-sharing apps track your exact movements — where you go, when, and how often — and store that journey history on US servers. Your travel patterns can reveal where you work, where you worship, and who you visit. European ride-sharing services are often run as cooperatives or under local regulation, with journey data governed by EU law.
🛡️ EU protected
Estonia
European ride-hailing app that works like Uber — also offers scooters and food delivery in many European cities.
🛡️ EU protected
France
Share a car ride with someone already driving your route — cheaper than trains, greener than driving alone.
🛡️ EU protected
Germany
Book taxis, private rides, and scooters in one app — backed by BMW and Mercedes, available across major European cities.
