Facial recognition does not need nefarious practices to be problematic. People being falsely flagged would not be a good story for Disney. Imagine being arrested because the system says you are this woman.
If someone is falsely flagged, all it takes is a quick check of an ID to confirm that. Disney ain't that stupid...
I think he "meme-sized" it.
He had tweeted that he was going to DHS and the DHS entrance security team was told to look out for him.
Disney certainly doesn't have a good track record when it comes to enforcing their own rules.
... on guests. On CM's, however, they're pretty strict. And, in the CM's own statement, she said she was pushing the woman's hands from the podium -- a violation of "never touch a guest."
Excellent point. I know more than a few CM's - but here's a question: while we have been told in this very thread that the podium in question had no controls the accused could have messed with that would have endangered other guests, what if - heaven forbid - the opposite had been true? The accused obviously didn't give two poops whether she was endangering other guests by pressing buttons...I would hope Disney wouldn't expect a CM actually operating a ride to step aside and wait for security were a guest to attempt to mess with actual ride controls.
That's correct and they will pressure a CM to NOT press charges. I've had some of my friends go through that horrible process.
Oh they most certainly do! For a lot more dangerous reasons than I can share here. Ever here of facial recognition technology? The ID or other tricks can't evade this system.
Only management is not union. And there are multiple unions it depends on your line of work.
