Has anyone figured this out yet?
Backstory: I just upgraded to Graphene OS on a Pixel 8 after experiencing a massive hack on my Verizon iPhone 14 that appears either to be a SIM swap situation, a compromised iCloud, or some kind of internal Uber hacking ring or exploit that is potentially ongoing. This also simultaneously occurred as I discovered fraudulent charges on my credit report, meaning my social got exploited, because I had everything on a freeze.
Somehow, they were able to turn off app 2FA and it was showing up to Uber as an iPhone 12. Uber locked it down and they claim none of my personal info was revealed, but we all know their track history on those kinds of claims. During all of this, I kept getting "Uber Support" emails asking me for personal type information that they already had, but if that was phishing, it's the most sophisticated phishing I've ever seen, as the emails are absolutely identical in every way to official Support emails.
No matter what I tried, how many times I reset the password, I could not login to my Driver account on that phone because of a "login denied" error, even though Uber assured me everything was fine. I finally got the Pixel, installed Graphene OS, changed my email and phone number, and was able to login to the app once again. I read a post from a year ago in the Reddit forum that said they were able to use Uber Driver just fine.
Unfortunately, I cannot actually go online within the app now to take trips because I get the error we're discussing here. I thought maybe it was overly strict parameters with Rethink or the Exploit protection compatibility turned off, so I made a separate User profile and made it as open as possible (no VPN, Automatic exploit protection compatibility turned on, Google Play permissions granted). Unfortunately, it's still not working.
Here's a screenshot of what the error looks like in the Driver app, thought I would contribute to this here:
Screenshot
It clearly seems to be identifying this as a "rooted" device, which is leaving me very frustrated. I didn't want to have to resort to just getting a phone with Uber by itself and nothing else, but after this massive exploit I sustained with serious financial damage I still have to repair, I might have to go that route. I don't want this app near anything ever again.
It would be great if someone can figure this out since evidently it was working before?