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Originally Posted by AtLastHome

follow-up on privacy rights and TSA security in airports- this is from a duscussion forum, but goes into how just by paying for an airline ticket, we agree to submit to any security measures the TSA choses to impose, giving up some tenets of privacy rights. All of this is part of the Terms Of Service in purchasing an airline ticket.

CUT OUT THE STUFF I AM NOT RESPONDING TO ATM

As you knew of the security measures (including the full body scanners) well in advance of buying the ticket, you agreed to these measures under the "terms of service" when you bought the ticket. You don't have to sign anything to agree to terms of service, you agree to them simply by using the product. I can guarantee that the fine print
on the airline bill of purchase for the ticket includes a provision to submit to any security measures necessary.

Originally Posted by AtLastHome

Read your airline tickets- there is an agreement to the security measures including all the ones now on the news and upsetting us.

Originally Posted by AtLastHome

This is all on the TSA website, airline sites and the information is also given via a phone call. People that fly often know this and are prepared. Those of us that don't fly often need to look up these things when making our travel arrangements. And there is a disclaimer about things being "changed without notice."

The TSA publishing their TOS and putting it on tickets does not magically make the measures that they are taking REASONABLE. Nobody is accusing them of sneakiness. We are questioning the REASONABLENESS of the process.