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As a part of a taxi app project, you are well aware of the amount of resources needed to build such a product. Without diving into technical details, remember:

• Uber’s “God View” incident that revealed locations of high-profile individuals.
• Careem’s data breach that disclosed personal info of 14 million users.
• And Taxify’s buggy app that randomly adjusted pick-up locations and set incorrect prices.

Clearly, there is much to pay attention to when creating taxi apps. That’s why software testing services are essential for the product’s proper functioning. While developers, project managers, business analysts, etc., are paramount for the overall quality of the product, every listed position would need to do the work outside of their duties and expertise.

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The Value of Quality Culture

All industries have set standards that a project should reach to compete. And, unfortunately, that has become the goal for many businesses – to be ‘good enough’ to enter the rivalry. But even when you implement unique funct...