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That might be a reasonable expectation, that the government of the country whose company you use to book a hotel would know what you're doing. But that's not t
by hammock 5y ago
That might be a reasonable expectation, that the government of the country whose company you use to book a hotel would know what you're doing.
But that's not this.
Booking.com is a Dutch company. The spy was American. And not even authorized by the US nor the Netherlands either.
- capableweb 5y agoBooking.com is kind of a Dutch company, at least the .com division, but it's actually owned by a American parent, "Booking Holdings", based in Norwalk, Connecticut.
- astrange 5y agoThey sold themselves to Priceline because Europe doesn't seem capable of funding startups.
- capableweb 5y agoTrue, too bad Klarna, Spotify, Snyk, Glovo, N26, eToro and more simply doesn't exist because they couldn't find funding :(