OpenTable to Display First Names and Photos on Reviews
OpenTable's new policy will show diners' first names and profile photos on reviews starting May 22, applying retroactively to past comments.
- OpenTable announces a policy change to increase transparency by displaying first names and profile photos on diner reviews.
- The update, effective from May 22, will also apply to previously anonymous reviews, potentially affecting user privacy.
- Diners express mixed reactions, with some concerned about the implications for negative reviews they have posted in the past.
- Users can edit or remove their reviews and change their profile pictures before the policy takes effect to maintain some level of anonymity.
- Despite the change, OpenTable has not introduced a setting that allows diners to opt out of displaying personal information.