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by palmodi 9y ago
That was indeed quite ironic. I bet the PR person did not read their own privacy policy before pointing you towards it. Pretty sure they weren't expecting you to read volumes of vague jargon and pick their follies. Well done.
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by palmodi 9y ago
This is absolute abomination! They really need to get their act together.
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by palmodi 9y ago
Having worked with Amadeus IT products for airlines, I can tell you this - they are the most regressive "IT" products available in the world.
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by palmodi 9y ago
Absolutely agree with you, having been a digital marketer and later Product Manager for an Airline, I realized the ill-effects of mindlessly using tools to "crack" the secret sauce of heightened UX and hence increased revenue stre
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by palmodi 9y ago
I guess you completely missed the paragraph titled "Reporting it to Emirates:" I will write it here for you - "In the wake of responsible behaviour, on discovering these serious security flaws that violate user-data privacy,
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by palmodi 9y ago
He also says that he wrote an email to the Product Manager - "I also wrote an email to the Product Manager highlighting the security flaws. I was met with a deafening silence. So, Social media team gives a canned response and the Produ
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by palmodi 9y ago
I guess you missed out on this part - "In the wake of responsible behaviour, on discovering these serious security flaws that violate user-data privacy, I decided to flag them to Emirates through Twitter DM in October 2017. Please note
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by palmodi 9y ago
Absolutely agree, data security is a not a priority for almost all organizations in Service Industry. Hopefully GDPR and E-Privacy will be the beginning of an era when organizations are forced to think about protecting user information.