Amazon delivery app Mentor tracks drivers’ locations and measures their performance https://t.co/BZBtrktiE2 pic.twitter.com/WMaVnTdJJp

— The Verge (@verge) February 12, 2021

Amazon is tracking its drivers through an app but doesn't give them a work phone. Some drivers have to keep the tracking app on their personal devices and give it location data at all times: https://t.co/eClklTQhgq pic.twitter.com/xs0anl5KoQ

— alfred ? (@alfredwkng) February 12, 2021

New: I spoke to Amazon delivery drivers about an app they use called Mentor, which is framed as a driver safety tool, but ends up wreaking havoc in their day-to-day lives on the job due to consistent bugs and the pressures of being constantly monitored.https://t.co/kqoswuO4GN

— Annie Palmer (@annierpalmer) February 12, 2021

“The knowledge that you’re under this level of constant surveillance, that ... an app or algorithm could make a determination that impacts your life or your ability to put food on the table for your kids is profoundly unjust ... It’s incredibly dystopian.” https://t.co/tDPC9AjveP

— Fight for the Future (@fightfortheftr) February 12, 2021

sounds great https://t.co/5vpc3KMH5c pic.twitter.com/6ZJ3XD8ypT

— Jordan Novet (@jordannovet) February 12, 2021

Drivers for Amazon told @annierpalmer that the company's "driver safety app" is invasive and can lead to unfair disciplinary action. https://t.co/uTvKfmMtvY

— Lauren Feiner (@lauren_feiner) February 12, 2021

Drivers say app also tracks them after work as well. Amazon Mentor app tracks and disciplines delivery drivers. https://t.co/GbTOQIXXQK

— Carla R ✍?? (@CarlaRK3) February 12, 2021

Everything about this is dystopian and horrifying and unjust, but I think the most dystopian thing is the fact tht their surveillance app rates drivers from "Poor" to "Fantastic+" https://t.co/A0vGuiINhJ

— Evan Greer (@evan_greer) February 12, 2021

Amazon has an app called Mentor that tracks delivery drivers — here’s what they say about it https://t.co/kzTP2IBVxO

— CNBC (@CNBC) February 12, 2021