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That... makes more sense, actually. But, if they want to prevent something like that from happening again, they have to take a look at every room in every hotel
by rob74 2y ago
That... makes more sense, actually. But, if they want to prevent something like that from happening again, they have to take a look at every room in every hotel whenever there is an event going on that could be targeted - which, in Las Vegas, I think is pretty much all the time?
- RandomThoughts3 2y agoYes, that’s what they do. The change here is just making it daily instead of every couple of day and reminding staff to scrupulously apply the usual policy as previously stated. Plus a bunch of pictures of what network equipments look like so they know.
- mattmaroon 2y agoYes, they do. The policy is not new. If you read the fine print you sign when you check into any hotel you will probably find it gives them the right to enter your room at any time. After the Mandalay Bay shooting MGM settlesd an $800 million case. They were sued for negligence because had any employee just gone in the guys room they would have stopped the whole thing. After that daily checks have been the policy in a whole lot of places.