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Some of the TSA's "customers" in this case aren't really the traveling public. They are the insiders, like former DHS chairman Michael Chertoff, who are making
by watchandwait 16y ago
Some of the TSA's "customers" in this case aren't really the traveling public. They are the insiders, like former DHS chairman Michael Chertoff, who are making money from lucrative government contracts for the scanners. The public fallout doesn't matter, as long as the scanners keep moving.
http://findarticles.com/p/news-articles/virginian-pilot-ledger-star-norfolk/mi_8014/is_20100102/chertoff-client-profit-advocacy-scanners/ai_n45631007/ http://findarticles.com/p/news-articles/virginian-pilot-ledg...
- skybrian 16y agoIt may seem odd, but when providing a service to the general public, your users are also suspected attackers - in effect, you're protecting your customers from each other. Treating your customers well without trusting them is an interesting problem to solve, whether for airlines or for web apps.