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You’re right. I am genuinely curious though, so I shouldn’t have been so snarky about it. I’ll try again: I’ve always been under the impression that large cont
by nlawalker 9mo ago
You’re right. I am genuinely curious though, so I shouldn’t have been so snarky about it. I’ll try again:
I’ve always been under the impression that large containers of liquids were forbidden because they were potentially dangerous. If that hasn’t changed, and if the new technology is only about being able to better detect the presence of liquids in packed luggage, why have the limits on container size changed?
EDIT: So I see that the article says that it’s about being able to keep the liquids in your bag when going through security. But I thought liquids in large containers were forbidden from going through security entirely unless you had some kind of medical justification for them?
- summarity 9mo agoNot just the presence but the material itself: https://www.smithsdetection.com/products/sdx-10060-xdi/ https://www.smithsdetection.com/products/sdx-10060-xdi/ It’s X-ray diffraction