Online food ordering platforms like Grubhub, Doordash, and Postmates are now integral to quarantine survival.But prior to dining rooms across the country shutting down, delivery apps and business owners didn't see eye to eye.And that sentiment, despite a global pandemic upending the restaurant industry, is still lingering on.A recent lawsuit accuses GrubHub of adding over 150,000 restaurants to its platform without permission.The suit was filed on behalf of Antonia's Restaurant in Hillsborough, NC and The Farmer's Wife in Sebastopol, CA.The lawsuit seeks a cessation of adding businesses to the app without permission, as well as some damages to be paid.While the lawsuit against GrubHub is pending, it might be a good time to consider deleting those apps altogether