Uber is investigating one of its executives over allegations that he tracked a reporter without her knowledge, according to a recent report. Buzzfeed claims that Josh Mohrer, Uber's New York general manager, tracked technology reporter Johana Bhuiyan on two occasions using a feature known as 'God View'. God View is available to all employees at the car-sharing service and allows them to see customer activity, such as where a person wants to be picked up. Scroll down for video Tracked: Buzzfeed claims that Josh Mohrer (left), Uber's New York general manager, tracked technology reporter Johana Bhuiyan on using a feature known as 'God View'. Pictured right is the Uber app
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Josh Mohrer, the New York manager, allegedly tracked Johana Bhuiyan
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Buzzfeed claims Mr Mohrer did this twice using a tool called 'God View'
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It is available to all employees and allows them to see customer activity
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This week, another employee said he wanted to 'dig up dirt' on journalists
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Emil Michael, senior vice president, made comments at New York dinner
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Allegedly suggested that Uber should hire $1million team of researchers
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Michael was reportedly speaking with specific reference to Sarah Lacy
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Ms Lacy, editor of PandoDaily, is outspoken critic of online taxi service
However, Ms Bhuiyan had never granted permission for Mr @placeholder  to follow her using the tool.
Response: On Monday, Ms Lacy responded to @placeholder's article on her site (pictured), saying: 'Companies shouldn't be allowed to go to illegal lengths to defame and silence reporters'