  Micromobility vehicles are gaining popularity due to their portable nature,
and their ability to serve short distance urban commutes better than
traditional modes of transportation. Most of these vehicles, offered by various
micromobility service providers around the world, are shareable and can be
rented (by-the-minute) by riders, thus eliminating the need of owning and
maintaining a personal vehicle. However, the existing micromobility ecosystem
comprising of vehicles, service providers, and their users, can be exploited as
an attack surface by malicious entities - to compromise its security, safety
and privacy. In this short position paper, we outline potential privacy and
security challenges related to a very popular urban micromobility platform,
specifically, dockless battery-powered e-scooters.
