The author comments on the preventative injunction that CABA’s Judicial Power issued in 2016. This measure ordered the preventative blocking of Uber’s website and app, as well as ordering credit cards not to process Uber’s operations. This was in violation of the right both to freedom of expression and to engage in lawful business, which are protected by the National Constitution.

Simultaneously, the author adds that the ordered block constitutes, given the interjurisdictional characteristics of the internet, a disproportionate content shutdown, according to international entities’ criteria and constitutes prior censorship according to other jurisdictions.