Will better airport scanners invade your privacy?
Quick ReadAirport scanners that could have thwarted Detroit attack have been delayed by privacy concerns
Photo credit: TSA | A Millimeter Wave Technology full-body scans of two Transportation Security Administration (TSA) employees, a woman on left and a man on right, are seen in this undated handout photograph provided to the media on Wednesday, Dec. 30, 2009. A suspected terrorist's attempt to blow up a U.S. airliner may override privacy concerns and intensify a push for full-body scanning equipment at airports as the U.S. plans to buy more of the machines. Source: Transportation Security Administration
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The Netherlands announced Wednesday it will immediately begin using full body scanners for flights heading to the United States, saying that could have stopped the attempted Christmas Day airline bombing. Some opponents say the scanners are a virtual strip search.
The U.S. had not wanted these scanners to be used previously because of privacy concerns but now the Obama administration has agreed...
