We could have locks with seals. So the TSA could open them, but you could always tell that someone had opened them. Bonus points for re-sealing with a verifiabl

We could have locks with seals. So the TSA could open them, but you could always tell that someone had opened them. Bonus points for re-sealing with a verifiable tag of some kind. Ultimately it's pretty pointless, since your luggage can simply be stolen, or hacked open with a knife. I've always treated the locks as part of the security theatre. Utter nonsense that probably got someone promoted because it sounded good. If someone at TSA said, "Hey we need to do something, anything, just so we look like we're doing something," then pointless toy locks are not all that damaging compared to other possible "somethings" they could have stuck us with. The TSA truly needs to go.