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This dovetails beautifully with today's parallel thread on automakers collecting and selling personal information from their customers (and customers' passenger
by alamortsubite 3y ago
This dovetails beautifully with today's parallel thread on automakers collecting and selling personal information from their customers (and customers' passengers).
- haswell 3y agoThe two seem very unrelated IMO. Global Entry involves signing up for proactive scrutiny and proving you’re trustworthy enough to avoid standard levels of screening. This involves a background check and in-person interview, as well as periodic renewal requirements. There is no analogy that ties the two together, and at best, they’re tangentially related by a vague notion of privacy. No one expects privacy when they sign up for global entry. No one expects a complete lack of privacy when getting into a car.