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> They are using a photo on file and matching it to a picture they take. Now they have two photos. Next time I fly, they will have three. Soon they have lots m
by marssaxman 4y ago
> They are using a photo on file and matching it to a picture they take.
Now they have two photos. Next time I fly, they will have three. Soon they have lots more. Why would I want this?
> It’s not like they are taking a 3D scan of your face like an iPhone does.
Not today, maybe, but I'm sure they'll be trying to roll that out next year, if they think they can get away with it.
> The government is already tracking you
Well of course they are. Is that supposed to make me feel better? I will continue to resist, at every new step, even though I will probably lose; at least I'll make them work for it, as best I can.
> If you don’t know the advantage of TSA Precheck, you obviously either don’t fly a lot or don’t fly out of major airports.
I don't want any such advantages, and I have no interest in making the TSA's job any easier. I am willing to spend the time it takes.
- scarface74 4y ago> Now they have two photos. Next time I fly, they will have three. Soon they have lots more. Why would I want this? Have you not used Google photos? How many photos do you think they need to make a positive match? If you have a driver’s license and a passport, they already have two photos of you. How are you making the TSA’s job harder? As soon as you check in at the airport, they already no who you are, what time you checked in, your final destination, how many bags you checked in etc. they can open your checked luggage, go through it erc. They have an even better idea of what you are carrying on board the plane when you don’t have TSA Precheck because you have to take everything electronic out of your bag and they even know if you have funny looking feet since you had to take your shoes off. The only person’s life you are making harder is your own.