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AllyCat

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7. There is no privacy when the GPS is turned on our phones and we pay with

Reply to MineralMan (Reply #1)

Tue May 12, 2020, 08:52 AM

May 2020

credit/debit/contactless cards or payments. There are cameras everywhere. There is no privacy anymore when we are out in public.

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To reopen, Washington state restaurants will have to keep log of customers to aid in contact tracing [View all] brooklynite May 2020 OP

That's not going to get a warm reception from either MineralMan May 2020 #1

If you pay with a credit/debit card Miguelito Loveless May 2020 #2

The email and telephone information are not available MineralMan May 2020 #4

The bank can provide that information Miguelito Loveless May 2020 #5

The bank will not provide such information. MineralMan May 2020 #6

The government shows them a piece of paper Miguelito Loveless May 2020 #10

Again, please re-read the initial post in this thread. MineralMan May 2020 #11

*sigh* Miguelito Loveless May 2020 #12

I meet with 4 other people. Igel May 2020 #20

There is no privacy when the GPS is turned on our phones and we pay with AllyCat May 2020 #7

Viruses do not really care much about receptions. LanternWaste May 2020 #16

.. MineralMan May 2020 #19

I'm in one of the early open counties Kilgore May 2020 #3

Inconvenient, but absolutely necessary. killaphill May 2020 #8

Needs to be rethought. Pobeka May 2020 #9

Or staff ask the customer, and write it down. maxsolomon May 2020 #13

I would prefer a combo of that and a tech solution (transfer info via bluetooth from smartphone). Pobeka May 2020 #14

...and if the customer gives a false name or phone number? brooklynite May 2020 #17

You're right, it's hopeless. maxsolomon May 2020 #18

Same with RI. JudyM May 2020 #15