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imanautie said:
Most face recognition systems have the white cis male engineer bias, unless you clearly fit that description it's going to have issues (think back to the racist soap dispenser)
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Think back to it, I had to learn it about today :D In our case it was simply an amusing anecdote especially due to mismatch in numbers but the soap dispenser is a pretty troubling symptom of bigger problem.
 
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Kraken27 said:
Am 99% sure I've read that Disney are going to roll out a new App for mobile phones with NFC capability in Florida that will replace the MagicBands. If you don't have a mobile with NFC capability & are staying on-site (so have paid a lot!) they'll provide you with a NFC enabled admission card for you r park admissions / room access etc. If you still want MagicBands, they will be at a cost (whereas they used to be free if you stayed on-site).

This does beg the question of mobile phones on water rides... we got drenched on the Kali River Rapids - at least the MagicBands are 100% waterproof.
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It's an update to MDE which adds your park ticket to the wallet app on Iphones and I would assume whatever the equivalent would be for other makes of smart phones.
 
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I bought the imagic £20 digital photos pass for my visit yesterday, where you add your photos to your phone. I do prefer the old Digipass system, as Imagic requires wifi to work. Most photo kiosks don't have a signal, so you're forced to memorize your photo number and add it when you're back in the main park and have a signal. You can get the staff member to scan your card though, then you scan that with your phone (you get a card with a QR code to add your first photo if you buy it at the Box Office or photo kiosk).

Towers really do need to sort out wi-fi coverage across the theme park.
 
Skyscraper said:
Bump!

I bought the imagic £20 digital photos pass for my visit yesterday, where you add your photos to your phone. I do prefer the old Digipass system, as Imagic requires wifi to work. Most photo kiosks don't have a signal, so you're forced to memorize your photo number and add it when you're back in the main park and have a signal. You can get the staff member to scan your card though, then you scan that with your phone (you get a card with a QR code to add your first photo if you buy it at the Box Office or photo kiosk).

Towers really do need to sort out wi-fi coverage across the theme park.
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This is progress???
The old bit of "raffle ticket" card you got at the top of the flume drop was a lovely souvenir for years!
 
rob666 said:
This is progress???
The old bit of "raffle ticket" card you got at the top of the flume drop was a lovely souvenir for years!
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THORPE pomvom have a decent solution using the former digipass kiosks,you enter your phone number, then photo number and it adds to the same account as on the I magic site
 
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