Iranian social media users are threatening to boycott their country's popular taxi app Snapp after the company apologised to a woman who had been ordered out of one of their driver's cars for failing to wear the compulsory Islamic headscarf, or hijab.
The passenger posted a picture on Twitter of the driver who ordered her out of his cab.
"This is the driver who dropped me off his car in the middle of a motorway [in the capital Tehran]," she wrote on 6 June.
Snapp later apologised and promised to reprimand the driver, according to the woman.
Conservatives responded angrily to Snapp's decision, criticising the company for submitting to people who disrespect "Islamic values". [BBC] Read more
