Elonka wrote: ] ] I landed in Los Angeles at 11:30 PM, and it took me ] ] another hour to get to my hotel. The city was booked, and ] ] I was lucky to get a reservation where I did. When I ] ] checked in, the clerk insisted on making a photocopy of ] ] my driver's license. I tried fighting, but it was no use. ] ] I needed the hotel room. There was nowhere else I could ] ] go. The night clerk didn't really care if he rented the ] ] room to me or not. He had rules to follow, and he was ] ] going to follow them. ] ] ] The only way to change security is to step outside the ] system ] ] and negotiate with the people in charge. Or the other way is to say "fuck the system" and use a fake ID for such insurgencies! ;) Seriously... if he had to photocopy your ID, what is their policy for disposing of the photo copy after you have checked out?? That would mondo-suck if a dumpster diver was able to harvest enough info out of the hotel trash to commit identity theft. Laughing Boy RE: Bruce Schneier: 'How to Fight' |