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Will DOT finally take traveler privacy issues seriously?

Dennis Schaal

Skift Take

Considering the way companies throughout the travel industry view consumer data (supposedly lacking personally identifiable information) as a commodity, it is high time that the DOT began taking privacy issues seriously.

At the meeting of the Advisory Committee for Aviation Consumer Protections on May 21st, held at the FAA Building in Washington, DC, one of the most auspicious privacy meetings in DC history took place

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