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Good luck with any of that. I have moved continents since then.
So, in moving continents you've changed your name, your age and your email address, which is why you didn't receive the notification from Uber .. right?
My point was and continues to be that in my opinion it's unlikely that your data will actually be removed.
If you want to ignore it, that's your prerogative.
And even old info can be used for identity theft. Like some security questions will ask you about an old address for example.
For some reason they make security question answers case sensitive, so I always throw in the same algorithm of uppercase/lowercase.