People started taking the piss out of British Airways by also asking for their customers' personal details, so they had to add an addendum 6 hours later to clarify that the customer should send the info over DM.pic.twitter.com/R6J74wZq4d
আপনি আপনার টুইটগুলিতে ওয়েব থেকে এবং তৃতীয়-পক্ষ অ্যাপ্লিকেশনগুলির মাধ্যমে অবস্থান তথ্য যেমন শহর বা সুনির্দিষ্ট অবস্থান যোগ করতে পারবেন। আপনার কাছে আপনার টুইটের অবস্থান ইতিহাস মোছার বিকল্প থাকবে। আরও জানুন
People started taking the piss out of British Airways by also asking for their customers' personal details, so they had to add an addendum 6 hours later to clarify that the customer should send the info over DM.pic.twitter.com/R6J74wZq4d
The plot thickens. @British_Airways only lets you check-in online after you disable your adblocker, so that they can leak your booking details to tons of third party advertisers and trackers, including Twitter, LinkedIn and Google DoubleClick.https://twitter.com/musalbas/status/1019329302184300544 …
So @British_Airways asks for people's personal details on social media "to comply with GDPR", yet they leak your booking details to tons of third parties when you check in online. I think you're doing GDPR wrong...pic.twitter.com/H8WWs7slYm
They irony to all of this by the way, is that this is in relation to my flight to Barcelona for Privacy Enhancing Technologies Symposium.https://twitter.com/musalbas/status/1019329302184300544 …
Looks like some people are wiser than @British_Airways's requests for customers to share personal detail over social media "to comply with GDPR"pic.twitter.com/e3XT876mC0
It's still happening. People are posting their address publicly on Twitter because @British_Airways asked for them as GDPR requires customer identification. How can you get GDPR so wrong?pic.twitter.com/IJ7d64nnMx
Here is @British_Airways' response to the online tracking issue, for those following from the main thread:https://twitter.com/British_Airways/status/1019330656122351616?s=19 …
I love how British Airways asking you to DM your private data is technically the polar opposite of complying with GDPR.pic.twitter.com/RN8OvvveEZ
@British_Airways does not understand what #GDPR regulation is about - they've introduced a silly procedure which puts customer's data at risk.
And how is that? For them to help with specific bookings they need to ensure they are dealing with the passenger. No different to you calling for assistance e.
I called to ask for a menu for a specific flight, I was asked asked to clear "data protection" twice in order to get it. Once, because agent wanted to access my account, second time to accesss my booking. Since when food offering is a sensitive data?!
Well as they accessed your booking and account th y needed to make sure it was you. The point here would be why did they need to do that however the 178 is breakfast and afternoon tea.pic.twitter.com/cfZAVDg3Gu
That's the point - why do they need my address, date of birth, card ending in order to tell me that menu won't be available till 1st August? It's just lack of common sense.
They needed it because they accessed your account and booking. The question is why did they access booking for menu maybe their process?
It's fine to verify the user, but it's silly to ask for *all* personal details in order to protect those personal details. This practice puts customer's personal data at risk, especially when agents ask for it on social media or via email.
If you pay for extra legroom they will remove it from the public feed.
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টুইটার তার ক্ষমতার বাইরে চলে গেছে বা কোনো সাময়িক সমস্যার সম্মুখীন হয়েছে আবার চেষ্টা করুন বা আরও তথ্যের জন্য টুইটারের স্থিতি দেখুন।