ID saving

Recently played at Barona Casino in CA, I sat down and had my ID checked for age verification, but I noticed later that on the computer next to the table, my name and a picture of my ID was on my seat number (probably from when the pit boss had a look at it). I took my chips and moved to a different table, and I never pulled my ID out at this table, but should I be concerned that I was databased? I was later backed off in my session, but I can't help but be concerned about being databased. Should I be concerned in this specific instance? To clarify, I'm not too concerned about back-offs in general, just getting my name and picture getting shared to another casino. Truthfully, I may just be overthinking/be paranoid.

I have it on good authority that Barona is excellent at spotting card counters. His advice was not to play there.

Do not play at most Indian casinos. They use illegal technologies to target you. 

Please elaborate.

Many of them are in a remote area along the highway.  There is only one way in and out. Just use your imagination.

gotcha, I understand being spotted. But my primary concern is my ID being shared over to other casinos in the area. Should I be concerned? I only provided it once for age verification and never pulled it out again. I'm just worried about how PB may save my info after reviewing my ID as I sit down for the first time at a table.

Not buying it. You said "illegal technology". Unless you have something specific to add to that, it's just your usual nonsense.

I have played at several of the casinos north of San Diego and have not seen any evidence of anything unusual. If they checked your ID just to verify your age, I would not suspect any problems. The way to test it would be to play again and notice any heat. 

For example, facial recognition.

Gotcha, thank you.

That's neither illegal nor specific to tribal casinos.

It’s illegal if they take your pictures and send them to elsewhere. 

Perhaps illegal. Still not tribal specific. You literally said not to play tribal casinos because they use illegal technologies to target you. You must surely have had at least one specific illegal technology used mainly by tribal casino in mind when you posted that. Either that or you just made it up. Silly me. Of course that's it.

Is that really illegal?

Why the recognition/replies to Aceside's lack of knowlege?

As I said recently to s similar query, I find it hard to let misinformation go unchallenged. When it's this obvious that he is just making things up, it's a good opportunity to expose that.

No comment. I will test Phil’s Blackjack simulator very soon. 

Aceside, Instead of trolling, go make some money if capable,

To make a profit, I need a collaborator to say the least.