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And you are given an option to skip the scanner, in trade for a fondling. Also this is not a security issue (one of persons with malicious intent). It is a saf

by bsg75 13y ago

And you are given an option to skip the scanner, in trade for a fondling. Also this is not a security issue (one of persons with malicious intent). It is a safety issue, one of incompletely studied electronic effects.

fnordfnordfnord 13y ago
Well, no, you're wrong about that. If there really were anything other than superstition supporting the thesis that personal electronics could realistically and predictably have a deleterious effect on avionics, then that would indeed be a security issue. >incompletely studied electronic effects. Are you an electrical engineer, or similarly educated in RF communications, and thus able to determine whether the EMI testing that's been done is incomplete?
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BrianEatWorld 13y ago
Refusal to turn off electronics during takeoff and landing - the most passive aggressive form of terrorism ever.