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by gozo
3934 days ago
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Nice find, I'm not surprised. These "security researchers" on twitter are just playing into the whole security theater. A TSA lock offers no meaningful security. It's not physically secure, tamper evident nor prevent loss. It's not even a requirement for flying, it's a convenience feature so your bag doesn't open in transit and the TSA doesn't have to cut so many locks open. |
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