Uber's native app and its focus on acting partially like webapp to dynamically download new content based on locality is one of the worst aspects using Uber, and is even worse with PWA.
All it takes is for network connectivity to be a little bit spotty (admittedly, Uber made it work a little bit better these days).
In the past, I've been more than once frustrated to rage from the fact that Uber couldn't just grab my A-GPS position, ping for address and send a short packet to order a car, but it had to download potentially megabytes of promo html before it let me actually do anything useful.
Avoiding it with PWA is afaik even harder (currently looking exactly into making PWA because I don't want to deal with iOS).
All it takes is for network connectivity to be a little bit spotty (admittedly, Uber made it work a little bit better these days).
In the past, I've been more than once frustrated to rage from the fact that Uber couldn't just grab my A-GPS position, ping for address and send a short packet to order a car, but it had to download potentially megabytes of promo html before it let me actually do anything useful.
Avoiding it with PWA is afaik even harder (currently looking exactly into making PWA because I don't want to deal with iOS).