Ola Consumer denies allegations of fare discrepancies based on mobile phone type, asserting uniform pricing for all users. The claims arose after the Central Consumer Protection Authority intervened following media reports of pricing disparities between iPhone and Android users.

Ola and Uber have been served notices concerning allegations of differential pricing based on users' mobile operating systems.

Ola has clarified that it does not engage in differential pricing for rides based on users’ mobile operating systems. This follows a notice from the Central Consumer Protection Authority (CCPA) prompted by consumer complaints about fare inconsistencies between Android and iOS users.

The Central Consumer Protection Authority has issued notices to Ola and Uber over differential pricing for Android and Apple devices.

The authority is investigating claims that customers using iPhones are being charged higher fares for identical rides compared to those using Android devices.

The denial comes a day after the Centre slapped notices over allegations that Apple users were being charged higher prices for rides of similar distances.

Ola clarifies to CCPA that it does not differentiate pricing based on mobile operating systems for identical rides, contradicting earlier allegations of unfair trade practices.

Ola and Uber have denied allegations of differential pricing based on mobile operating systems after receiving notices from the Central Consumer Protection Authority. Both companies stated they follow a homogeneous pricing structure and are keen to cooperate with the CCPA to resolve any misunderstandings regarding consumer rights.

Uber has denied allegations of charging higher fares for iPhone users, following notices from the Central Consumer Protection Authority (CCPA) in India. Consumer Affairs Minister Pralhad Joshi confirmed that both Uber and Ola have been asked to explain the claims of differential pricing.

Ola and Uber have denied allegations of differential pricing based on phone models, stating they don't set fares based on a user's phone manufacturer. This comes after the Central Consumer Protection Authority (CCPA) sent notices to the companies following reports of varying fares for identical rides depending on whether customers used iPhones or Android devices.