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The policy states that your personal information, including potentially sensitive health data, may be accessible to all other travelers on the same itinerary (risk_flags-1). Furthermore, the company and third-party partners may record your mouse movements, scrolling, clicks, keystroke activity, and any information you type into chat features (data_use-1). Facial recognition technology may also be used on your security photo for boarding, exiting, and linking photos/videos taken onboard (data_use-2).
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Other travelers can access your personal information.
The personal information of each person whose personal information is linked to the same travel itinerary may be accessible by all others included in that same itinerary.
Why it matters: Your personal information, including health information if shared for travel bookings, can be accessed by all other individuals who are part of the same travel itinerary. This could lead to unintended disclosure of sensitive data among your travel group.
The personal information of each person whose personal information is linked to the same travel itinerary may be accessible by all others included in that same itinerary.
HOW WE COLLECT AND USE YOUR INFORMATION, paragraph 5 · Citation strength: strong
Data Use
Practices concerning the collection, use, and sharing of your personal information.
Not clearly stated: None
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Use of tracking technologies to record browsing behavior and inputs.
Third-party tools may record mouse movements, scrolling, clicks, and keystroke activity on their sites and other browsing behavior, and may also record information entered when interacting with the service or chat features.
Why it matters: Your mouse movements, scrolling, clicks, keystroke activity, and any information you type into chat features or other service interactions may be recorded by third-party tools. This means detailed information about how you use the website and what you input could be captured.
We may also use third-party tools to collect information you provide to us or information about how you use the Service and may record your mouse movements, scrolling, clicks and keystroke activity on our Sites and other browsing behavior. These tools may also record information you enter when you interact with our Service or engage in chat features through our Service.
HOW WE COLLECT AND USE YOUR INFORMATION, paragraph 14 · Citation strength: strong
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Facial recognition data is collected and used during cruises.
Facial recognition may be used on your security photo to help with boarding and exiting the ship, and to link photos and videos taken on board to you for easier ordering and to save paper.
Why it matters: Your security photo may be used for facial recognition to assist with boarding and exiting the ship. This technology is also used to link photos and videos taken onboard to you, which means your image will be processed for identification and cataloging during your trip.
We may use facial recognition on your security photo to help with boarding and exiting the ship. We also use it to link photos and videos taken on board to you for easier ordering and to save paper.
HOW WE COLLECT AND USE YOUR INFORMATION, paragraph 9 · Citation strength: strong
Cancellation & Renewal
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