Travelers Lack Privacy-Respecting Flight Price Tracking and Refund Alerts
Travelers who book flights often miss subsequent price drops that could earn them a refund or credit, and existing price-tracking tools may track user behavior in the process. A privacy-focused alternative watches fares and notifies users of drops without profiling their habits.
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