Exactly? Doesn't the passport have a smart chip built in? I believe it does, and in which case it would not be exactly like cloning a magstripe.
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Forged / stolen passports is a big problem depending on your region. High demand,https://www.politico.eu/article/europes-fake-forged-stolen-passport-epidemic-visa-free-travel-rights/ …
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Great example. Thanks for posting that. We tend to assume that every country is using securely-made passports, but that's just not the case.
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Yes that's definitely the first question Marriott should answer - there may be a requirement to store in some countries, but I'm guessing this was laziness in the way that retailers used to store unencrypted credit card numbers for yrs until PCI requirements forced them to change
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If a hotel did make a copy of other pages I guess some visa information might reveal the length of stay/ time away from home. Reaching here.
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When I was an asshole, before"reform" I could buy passports that would pass, that was shit 18 years ago. They faded by time I was 25 though as more electronics became avail. Names would be matched to peoples pics using a DMV (motor vehicle) insider, there could get ID to match.
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