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Today we are living in the digital age where accessing various services on our fingertips has become a new normal. Few years back, to even think of it seemed to be a flight of fantasy. But now with the on-demand services, we are ordering food, booking cabs, making hotel room reservations, shopping online, and many more. These services have set a new bar as far as the convenience of the customer is concerned. With food delivery apps we don’t need to go to restaurants anymore. With eCommerce apps, we don’t need to go to the shopping malls. Similarly, what if we don’t need to own a car for commuting? Seems unlikely? Maybe now but not in the future. Mobility as a service (MaaS) may end our need of owning a car. Let me explain this to you with an example. Just imagine that you’re a huge Christopher Nolan fan and have all his movies on your laptop which occupies a fair amount of space. What if you can watch all those movies online on a streaming platform? Sounds better r

Uber can be credited as the pioneer of the On-demand services that we see in abundance today. Its advent of its  Taxi Booking System  was critical as it not only transformed the taxi industry but also laid a path for the entrepreneurs and developers to provide Uber for X services. Soon after Uber we saw On-demand applications for food delivery, eCommerce, healthcare, logistics, professional services and many more. All the entrepreneurs got busy in developing their own Uber for X services to boost their enterprise business. But sadly, the rising demand of Uber for X services has also attracted scammers. As more and more techpreneurs look for Uber for X clone scripts, the number of scam companies selling fraudulent on-demand apps has also increased. How does the scam occur? It’s important to know that in this day and age of internet and technology where people are so aware of how these scams take place so easily and frequently? I would list out two factors resulting to th