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> It seems like the Intelligencia is leveraging the TSA to collect as much information as possible on all US Citizens that use an airport while the TSA pretends
by creato 8y ago
> It seems like the Intelligencia is leveraging the TSA to collect as much information as possible on all US Citizens that use an airport while the TSA pretends to keep Americans safe.
What information does the TSA collect?
I can't think of anything the airlines don't already collect when you buy your ticket.
- wool_gather 8y agoNot to say this would actually change, but absent the TSA, airlines could mostly get along fine collecting zero personal information. It's not really relevant to the service -- all they need to know is that you have a valid ticket. I suppose a name is helpful to have attached to a checked bag, in case of misrouting, but even that could just be done by your ticket/reservation number. There's no inherent reason your identity is more relevant for a plane ride than it is for taking the bus.