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British Airways Googling its Passengers
- mukundmr 14y agoHow will they pull it off? Names aren't unique to start with.
- jaxn 14y agoI think this is a great idea, but Googling seems like such an inefficient method. Using the email address to grab avatars from Gravatar, Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter is a much better idea. Those customers have already publicly identified the picture and it would be much more efficient. As a frequent flyer, the airlines often greet me by name in my seat, but that is because they have the seating roster.
- lelele 14y ago“Since when has buying a flight ticket meant giving your airline permission to start hunting for information about you on the Internet?” What a joke. If your information is over the Internet, e.g. it's public, what privacy are you talking about? People really don't understand.