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Post #2045691
Friendly reminder that the only correct response to any website that loads a pop over when you visit it, is “I refuse” or “Reject All”… /psa
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Post #1783767
So, doing some travelling in SEA and they have an alarming new way to violate your privacy. When you check in for your flight at the self-checkin kiosk it, the first screen is full of text, like a standard license agreement that nobody ever reads and just presses “agree”. However, it’s not a license agreement, it’s asking for your permission to scan your likeness and keep and use that likeness however they see fit. (1/3)