Ananaya Sharma 
The topic has resurfaced for discussion on Twitter as the users tweeted about an extremely expensive ride becoming cheaper after people charge their phones.
According to a report in the Belgian newspaper Derniere Hurie, Ride-hailing app Uber faces accusations of adjusting prices based on customers’ smartphone battery levels.
Dernière Heure conducted a test using two smartphones, one with 84% battery and the other with 12%, to request a ride from their office in Brussels to Tour & Taxis in the center.
The result showed a significant price difference, with the phone at 12% battery being charged €17.56 and the phone at 84% battery being charged €16.6 for the same service.
Many users on Twitter are tweeting with the same claim
Fact Check:
To check the veracity of the claim DFRAC team did a keyword search and found a Tweet by Uber itself denying any such allegations and claims.
Uber cleared it initially too in the year 2022.
We also found a report in In shot where it was mentioned that Uber itself has denied all the claims that are making rounds on social media.
Conclusion:
With uber itself denying the claims it is clear that the claim of social media users is Fake.
Aayushi Rana 
Siddharth Urmil 