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The scanners are able to detect weapons and explosives in places security screeners are not allowed to touch in physical pat-down searches, such as the groin area and even body cavities where items could be concealed.
The big problem here is a resistance among the public to submit to things like this. I honestly think that if someone is determined to bring down a plane, they’ll do it. Whether they have to hide in the bushes with a shoulder-fired missile or sneak some new, undetectable explosive through whatever new technology is meant to detect contraband. But what do you think? Would you submit to full-body scans, x-rays or other new technology meant to ‘protect you’ as we get closer and closer to only allowing nude flights in the United States?
There are Child Pornography laws that prevent children under the age of ( ) from being subjected to this ridiculous idea for TSA security. Adult nudity as part of your flight itinerary is also absurd, albeit, at this time (at least only in the U.S.A.), all passengers are given a choice. . . .