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I'd be as worried about false positives and false negatives as I would be about losing privacy - and I would certainly be worried about that. Of course, the se
by joe_the_user 8y ago
I'd be as worried about false positives and false negatives as I would be about losing privacy - and I would certainly be worried about that.
Of course, the security of actual boarding passes seems extremely flimsy compared to the rest of airport security. The airlines could just take a picture and do no more verification at all, and wind-up with current security.
- 6nf 8y agoFalse positives is not a big deal, if two people check in under the same name it's easy to manually figure it out
- stedaniels 8y agoI imagine the OP meant a nefarious third party using someone else's boarding pass?
- 6nf 8y agoIs this not currently a problem too?