GrumpyFan
Well-Known Member
It comes down to individual privacy, freedom and the ability to do what you want without being watched.
I want to be left alone in the parks so I can converse with whatever lady friend I happen to be with.
There has been no mention or indication whatsoever, that this will change in any way, that I have seen. What have you seen that makes you believe otherwise?
Also, I don't want my purchases tracked. No, I don't feel that information will be useful and be used to cater to me one bit. I feel it will be continued justification that will empower management to continue to do other things I don't like and erode the guest experience more than it already has.
I dont want my credit card/personal on file, attached to a device I can just tap to spend money. What if there's another receiver in the area or attached to the device, ala credit card skimmers at gas pumps. Also, there are hackers out there that love breaking into computers. I'd rather not have to deal with that kind of BS simply because I went to WDW.[/quote]
They "track" your purchases now, without a device, they just attach that tracking to your credit card. All you have to do is not to attach a credit card to the device, then either pay with your credit card or use cash.
Bottom line, I just dont want to feel like I'm being watched 24/7 while I'm at WDW. Its Big Brother-ish 1984-style and it makes me feel uncomfortable. Thats the big part of it.
And with that, I will go to the happiest place on earth.
You should probably avoid going out in public then, or using the Internet or a cell phone.