Feds Offer Best Practices for Customer Privacy | Top Stories | | Hospitality Magazine (HT) - 0 views
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Hospitality industry operators often collect information to better serve their customers. Information may be collected during various touch points, including employee-guest interactions, the company website, and through business partners, and may include personal identifiable information, preferences, groups with which customers are affiliated, etc. While customers understand that sharing their personal information helps businesses better serve their needs, they also have a right to know how that personal information is being collected, used and shared.
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Protecting Consumer Privacy in an Era of Rapid Change: A Proposed Framework for Business and Policymakers
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This final report calls on Congress to enact general privacy, data security and breach notification, and data broker legislation in order to protect consumer privacy.
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The problem of the security in the internet is always risky for companies. Even though the customer trust the companies, but acctually, the companies sell your information without ask you if you want to share your information. For me, the organization for keeping the customers' information secured is useful and make sense, but I don't believe any companies want to pay for such service. They want to get income through selling the customers' information to other for comercial using. However, if the government make policy and establish law for protecting the customers information, it will be different. I think it will become a trend to promote.