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United Airlines passengers to see targeted ads on seat-back screens
(www.cbsnews.com)
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Including the opt out link in the announcement article is a good guy move on the writer's part. Thanks, Kate. You're a pal.
I requested opt out and they requested my ID. lol! So they’re demanding more info to opt out of info collection.
How are they going to identify who is opting out without being able to match it to the person in the seat..?
Your united data is going to be tied to an email. They could just use that. It's reasonable to see this as further invasiveness, similar to Meta™ account recovery.
Email validation.
Say you're from California on the form and it'll change what you have to enter. You don't have to put in an address or verify CA residency.
That’s what I did. It says they’ll be following up to get ID.
Weird, I didn't see that. fingers crossed it's a bluff lol