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Also, if you're NOT opting out of every scan, you're not helping the cause. You NEED to opt out of every single scan every chance you get, otherwise they'll eli
by seanp2k2 15y ago
Also, if you're NOT opting out of every scan, you're not helping the cause. You NEED to opt out of every single scan every chance you get, otherwise they'll eliminate the option and say "well, people seem to be OK with this since no one is opting out!"
Opted out at SFO and DTW and each time it was no big deal.
- ryanwhitney 15y agoWhen you opt out you're required to get a pat down though, correct? src: http://blog.tsa.gov/2010/11/opting-out-of-advanced-imaging.html http://blog.tsa.gov/2010/11/opting-out-of-advanced-imaging.h...
- toomuchtodo 15y agoCorrect.
- gergles 15y agoYeah, except for the sexual assault. No big deal at all.
- jedbrown 15y agoI go through security an average of about four times a month. I opt out any time I'm not in danger of missing a flight. Some airports are friendly and expedient about it, others (most recently, Austin) had me wait for about fifteen minutes before finding someone to do the pat down (while I tried to watch my bag/laptop/phone on the other side of the scanner).
- saryant 15y agoI opted-out at SEA a few weeks ago and four old British ladies on their way home stared at me the entire time. They looked rather horrified. Not sure if they thought I was a terrorist or if they were as disgusted by the whole situation as I was.