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Email City fans have received the following email:

 

Our records show that you have left the Dolman Stand at least 15 minutes before the final whistle for most EFL matches this season,

Therefore I would be grateful if you could leave later, no earlier than 1 minute after the final whistle.

As you know we have a load of old moaners in the stand who complain like nobodies business at fans leaving early but then stopping en route in order to watch the match, blocking the view of fans who have remained seated.

Also some fans in the Dolman try to complain about early leavers but can't make themselves heard above the tannoy.

Thanks for your cooperation.

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What the ****, hahahaha, what is happening to this world.

That is awful, anyone who is okay with your football team knowing exactly what you look like, and when you enter and leave the stadium needs to give their head a wobble.

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19 minutes ago, ZiderEyed said:

What the ****, hahahaha, what is happening to this world.

That is awful, anyone who is okay with your football team knowing exactly what you look like, and when you enter and leave the stadium needs to give their head a wobble.

Haha, I wouldn't be surprised if City/BS have similar data available. It can't be too difficult to log the entry times of tickets and season cards passing through the turnstiles. We're well up with the fancy modern techie stuff these days aren't we?

After all, Tesco know how many cans of Natch and frozen pizzas you buy every week!

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3 minutes ago, City Rocker said:

Haha, I wouldn't be surprised if City/BS have similar data available. It can't be too difficult to log the entry times of tickets and season cards passing through the turnstiles. We're well up with the fancy modern techie stuff these days aren't we?

After all, Tesco know how many cans of Natch and frozen pizzas you buy every week!

State of that though, companies with knowledge of exactly where you are at certain times. Not right I tell thee!

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13 minutes ago, ZiderEyed said:

State of that though, companies with knowledge of exactly where you are at certain times. Not right I tell thee!

Surely it’s just a case of looking at what time a season card scanned through? If you think that’s scary then I hope you don’t have a nectar card! Or use Google!

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Just now, BRISTOL86 said:

Surely it’s just a case of looking at what time a season card scanned through? If you think that’s scary then I hope you don’t have a nectar card! Or use Google!

Conspiracy theorists like me have VPNs and programmes to stop those pesky adverts and companies prying where they shouldn't be ;). Still think it's wrong though, aside from that it's entirely your business when you get in to the stadium.

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42 minutes ago, City Rocker said:

Haha, I wouldn't be surprised if City/BS have similar data available. It can't be too difficult to log the entry times of tickets and season cards passing through the turnstiles. We're well up with the fancy modern techie stuff these days aren't we?

After all, Tesco know how many cans of Natch and frozen pizzas you buy every week!

I’m sure the data they have is when his ST is scanned trough the turnstiles rather than facial recognisition.

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1 hour ago, ZiderEyed said:

What the ****, hahahaha, what is happening to this world.

That is awful, anyone who is okay with your football team knowing exactly what you look like, and when you enter and leave the stadium needs to give their head a wobble.

Why is it awful? What exactly are they going to do with this information? All they know is the time you enter the ground, useless information to anyone else. 

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1 hour ago, ZiderEyed said:

Conspiracy theorists like me have VPNs and programmes to stop those pesky adverts and companies prying where they shouldn't be ;). Still think it's wrong though, aside from that it's entirely your business when you get in to the stadium.

I'm the opposite; pry, pry and pry if it brings me targetted useful adverts. Although I do miss that 'whooooaaahhh Bodyform' jingle :no:

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Heavy snow, freezing temperatures and a 75000 crowd - doesn't seem an unreasonable thing to do to try to encourage people to get there a bit earlier than usual. And the club's playing their part with 50% offers etc. And if you don't think that data about what and how you do things is being collected every second of the day nowadays then you're living in a different world! When's it useful? - times like this I guess!

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On 09/12/2017 at 02:15, downendcity said:

Email City fans have received the following email:

 

Our records show that you have left the Dolman Stand at least 15 minutes before the final whistle for most EFL matches this season,

Therefore I would be grateful if you could leave later, no earlier than 1 minute after the final whistle.

As you know we have a load of old moaners in the stand who complain like nobodies business at fans leaving early but then stopping en route in order to watch the match, blocking the view of fans who have remained seated.

Also some fans in the Dolman try to complain about early leavers but can't make themselves heard above the tannoy.

Thanks for your cooperation.

Excellent but you missed the following paragraphs:~

"As a thank you for staying until the very end and just 5 minutes after the final whistle all beverages will be discounted 50% for a period of 30 minutes.

We respectfully request you don't be a smart arse and jump up early and try to queue as the shop will be shut and our heavy bouncer crew will politely escort you from the premises with a token to avail of the same offer after the next home match."

That might encourage people to stay or it might be carnage. 

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26 minutes ago, italian dave said:

Heavy snow, freezing temperatures and a 75000 crowd - doesn't seem an unreasonable thing to do to try to encourage people to get there a bit earlier than usual. And the club's playing their part with 50% offers etc. And if you don't think that data about what and how you do things is being collected every second of the day nowadays then you're living in a different world! When's it useful? - times like this I guess!

 

I use Ghosterly and almost every site I goto has 4-8 ad trackers etc that it adds to my computer monitoring where I go what I do, it's pretty disgraceful to be honest, they warn you about cookies but not that they are spying on you. 

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4 minutes ago, Fiale said:

 

 

I use Ghosterly and almost every site I goto has 4-8 ad trackers etc that it adds to my computer monitoring where I go what I do, it's pretty disgraceful to be honest, they warn you about cookies but not that they are spying on you. 

Recall 47 on Facebook recently. It's insane.

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Don't see the issue here.  It's no biggie that they know what time you enter the ground based on when you swipe your card, and they've given some pretty solid reasons why it would be helpful to arrive earlier - snow, Christmas, roadworks, security.  Under those circumstances there is a risk of a large number people not getting into the ground on time, even if they arrive before kick off.  That's a shame not only for those who are missing the football, but also those already in the ground who have their view blocked by people arriving late.  We all complain when City fail to get everyone into the ground on time and United are taking reasonable steps to stop this happening.  They are not making demands, they are politely encouraging people to get there early.  Fair enough I say.

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2 hours ago, BRISTOL86 said:

Surely it’s just a case of looking at what time a season card scanned through? If you think that’s scary then I hope you don’t have a nectar card! Or use Google!

I shouldn't worry about Google. It has no idea of my interests and browsing history, much less the ability to process this for targetted advertising.

The only pop ups I ever get are for viagra, gentlemen's clubs and filthy hot chud porn sites. 

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1 minute ago, Mad Cyril said:

I shouldn't worry about Google. It has no idea of my interests and browsing history, much less the ability to process this for targetted advertising.

The only pop ups I ever get are for viagra, gentlemen's clubs and filthy hot chud porn sites. 

clear your cache history, it won't remember what sites your other half looks at then ;) 

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4 hours ago, City Rocker said:

Haha, I wouldn't be surprised if City/BS have similar data available. It can't be too difficult to log the entry times of tickets and season cards passing through the turnstiles. We're well up with the fancy modern techie stuff these days aren't we?

After all, Tesco know how many cans of Natch and frozen pizzas you buy every week!

'Interesting' use of personal data , 'surveillance' legislation and their interpretation of the Data Protection Act

:whistle:

 

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3 hours ago, Maesknoll Red said:

Burglars....

 
This type of thing was happening many years ago at a particular petrol station on a holiday route down south. The proprietor was passing on holidaymaker's information to a gang of burglars up north. When customers were paying by cheque, they had to write their name and address on the back......whilst the proprietor was asking them how long they were going away for.
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