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    2. Agheratos on

      I’m on a plane right now. At Dulles this morning, they were just asking for ID. None of that face scanning, despite having the devices there.

      And I was all excited to opt out.

    4. Shaomoki on

      Global entry and tsa precheck already have my face on record. I willingly gave it when chose to have a smoother security check.

      Then Clear moved in with their monetization of lines. 

    5. MegaestMan on

      I’ve never had a problem opting out. It consistently takes less time to do the ID check than the face scan, and the TSA agents actually seem like they prefer to not use the scanners.

    6. boogermike on

      I have opted out of getting my picture taken every time I’ve been through the TSA for the past 2 years. It’s very easy and it doesn’t take any more time.

      Basically they just say okay stand away from the camera and then they scan your ID.

      I don’t want to give them more photos of my face. Pretty simple.

    9. Outrageous_Double_ on

      Genuine question, what are all of your biggest privacy concerns with this?

      My photo is captured when I got my RealID, the flight passenger records TSA already has so they know exactly where I go, there are cameras all over each airport. Wondering how much of an additional privacy risk this is?

    10. NancyHanksAbesMom on

      Was just at LGA this past week – you can still simply say you decline the scan. Have done this at every airport I’ve been in (20+ the last two years); I’ve never had an issue with an agent doing/saying anything about the request.

    11. BeerBrat on

      Leaving your house without some device tracking your movement these days is near impossible. Between Flock and security cameras and traffic control devices, etc. they already know where you are and what you’re doing. I hate it. If you have no choice about being under constant surveillance then there should at least be some kind of payoff and this is about as much as you can get.

    12. ddx-me on

      That they made it opt out rather than opt in suggests that they wanted people to use it than not. Even with precheck they still do it.

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