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Including the birthdate would be an improvement. Here in Canada, there's babies that get put through enhanced screening for having a flagged name, but there's a
by BXLE_1-1-BitIs1 4y ago
Including the birthdate would be an improvement. Here in Canada, there's babies that get put through enhanced screening for having a flagged name, but there's an IT contract out there for many millions to provide something like redress numbers.
ChatGpt could likely generate the SQL for well under a million.
- mabbo 4y agoOne time I went on a work trip and brought my intern along- we were meeting the people his intern project would be used by in person. Fun trip all around. When our flight landed back in Toronto I said something like "Grab a coffee after customs and then head home?" and he's like "You go ahead. I have one of those names and I'm going to be here for a while." "Come again?" "There's someone out there who has the same name as me and because of whatever he did I now have to spend an hour in customs every time I come back to Canada." Sure enough, he texted me later saying "Alright, I'm through- you still at the airport?". I was at home, getting ready for bed.
- shwoopdiwoop 4y agoIs this not what re-dress numbers are supposed to solve? Once you get one assigned, you can enter them at the time of booking to prevent problems that might occur by sharing the same name with a known no-fly individual.