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I'm not in favor of the back-scatter machines but it is my understanding that once you enter the security area you are consenting to any kind of search the TSA
by dotBen 16y ago
I'm not in favor of the back-scatter machines but it is my understanding that once you enter the security area you are consenting to any kind of search the TSA deem necessary (even cavity if they had reason to feel the need to do one). While you can opt-out of the back-scatter you can't opt-out of any search, which he has done.
The law maybe an ass but he's probably on shaky ground, esp as you can't film or record the security checkpoints either.
- barrkel 16y agoIf he's facing civil penalties, I doubt that's correct. And you can definitely film and record in the security area as long as you aren't interfering.
- donohoe 16y agoNot so. Filming is generally forbidden, not by the TSA itself but by airport policy - so most do. I was surprised to hear this myself (figured it would be the TSA...)
- ahi 16y agoInalienable rights. I can't consent to give them away.