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Ryanair’s Customer Data Process Under Review by Irish Regulator
Ryanair Holdings Plc’s processing of personal data will be reviewed by Ireland’s data protection regulator after some customers complained about the airline asking for additional identity verification for tickets bought on third-party booking websites.
Irish Privacy Regulator Probes Ryanair's Use of Facial Recognition
Ireland's Data Protection Commissioner (DPC) opened an EU-wide probe on Friday into whether Ryanair's use of facial recognition technology to verify the identity of customers booking through third party websites violates the bloc's privacy laws.
Irish regulator to probe Ryanair use of facial recognition
Ireland's data watchdog said Friday it will probe whether budget airline Ryanair's use of facial recognition to check the identity of customers booking through third-party websites violates EU privacy laws.
Questionable facial recognition at Ryanair: Data protection investigation opened
Some Ryanair customers have to undergo facial recognition after booking flights. The Irish data protection authority is investigating whether this is permitted.
Ryanair being probed on passenger ID verification requests following complaints over use of facial recognition tech
THE Data Protection Commission (DPC) has opened an inquiry into Ryanair’s processing of personal data as part of the verification procedure for customers who book flights on third party websites
Are low-cost airlines over? How Ryanair, EasyJet and Wizz Air are unlocking more profits, and teaching the American giants new tricks
Today, budget airlines are looking to expand further, but the way they operate differs wildly on either side of the Atlantic, ...
Ryanair 'missing' row number and why another famous airline doesn't have a row 17
Ryanair, Air France, Singapore Airlines, Cathay Pacific, Qatar Airlines, Emirates, KLM, Iberia and Lufthansa don’t have row ...
Ryanair announces major change that could cause airport chaos for thousands of Irish holidaymakers
RYANAIR have announced a major change that could cause chaos at the airport for Irish holidaymakers next year. Starting in ...
Michael O’Leary questions Britain’s 5 a.m. airport drinking culture as Ryanair boss continues battle with pubs
Michael O’Leary shows no sign of stepping down in his fight to force airport pubs to bring in drinking limits to halt a ...
Ryanair sparks fury after 'dumping' Brit tourists 143 miles from their destination at 1am
Passengers were informed buses would transport them to Porto, located about 230 km away but upon disembarking from the ...
New Ryanair check-in rule to end budget air travel as we know it from next year
Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary has announced that he hopes to completely get rid of airport check-in desks within the next six ...
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Ryanair denies claims it's 'shrunk baggage sizers at the gates'
Amidst online grumblings of passengers being fined for oversized bags, Ryanair has strongly denied claims of "secretly ...