What kind of information does an airline collect about you as a passenger? And who can access it?<\/p>\n
For answers, we reviewed the privacy policies of Frontier, United and Southwest. Here\u2019s what we found:<\/p>\n
1) You agree to a range of data collection by clicking agree to their terms of service when you buy a ticket. These long, multipage privacy disclosures include everything from how they share your information with other companies to following what you say about them on social media.<\/p>\n
2) In addition to your basic travel information and history,\u00a0Frontier\u2019s privacy policy\u00a0states it keeps your \u201cemail submissions and their content\u201d so they can evaluate their \u201ccustomer-relations and assistance programs.\u201d<\/p>\n 3) And Frontier says it shares your travel information with other companies, including other airlines, as well as \u201ccertain third parties for direct marketing purposes.\u201d<\/p>\n Read the rest of the list and learn more about the Data Privacy here<\/a>.<\/p>\n By now it should be clear how important it is for you to be FTC compliant. But how can you do that without spending $7,500-$8,000 or more on Internet Attorneys?<\/p>\n Smart business owners around the world are doing it with the help of FTC Guardian.<\/p>\n FTC Guardian is a service that is 100% focused on helping to keep you get and stay FTC compliant and fully protected.\u00a0And right now, we are offering a free training to give you the knowledge, information, and guidance that you need to stay out of trouble with the Federal Trade Commission.<\/a><\/p>\n![\"\"](\"\/images\/button_banner-Big_Data_Report.png\")
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