Ride-hailing service Wheely risks Moscow ban in dispute over geolocation data

MOSCOW (Reuters) - London-based ride-hailing service Wheely risks being banned in Moscow after it said it refuses to share vehicle geolocation data with the authorities, citing passenger privacy rights. Popular among wealthy Muscovites, Wheely - which also operates in London and Paris - suspended its operations in the Russian capital in April after the mayor's office banned premium transport services under measures to curb the coronavirus. With Moscow now easing those measures, Wheely was given..