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The tickets have no way of identifying you unless you register on their website. You could always just get rid of your card and get a new one when you want to.
by johnlorentzson 7y ago
The tickets have no way of identifying you unless you register on their website. You could always just get rid of your card and get a new one when you want to.
- Mirioron 7y agoThey can't identify you, provided that they don't pair that data up with anything else. Eg just a few trips where you didn't turn your phone location off on the bus would be enough to know which card is yours. Even if you turn your location off every other time it wouldn't matter. Or your phone service provider can do that even with your location set to off. Don't the plastic cards cost extra?
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- paublyrne 7y agoIf they can track your phone surely how you pay for the trip is neither here nor there.
- jalk 7y agoHow do you add money to the card? Here in Denmark we have a similar thing, but the only way to top up your card anonymously is through cash. Or do you have prepaid throwaway cards?
- 2rsf 7y agoYes, prepaids and possibly cash
- ulzeraj 7y agoHere in Brazil they deprecated and outlawed NFC transportation cards that are not associated to a social ID. They can track you as much as they want. Luckily there are still cash payments and subway paper tickets but that might go away someday. One of the most ridiculous thing about this country is that anonymity is not a right according to the constitution.