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June 21, 2013
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CFA Comments on the Transportation Security Administration's Use of Advanced Imaging Technology
Privacy is a fundamental consumer issue. CFA believes that individuals have the right to travel free of unwarranted intrusions on their privacy by commercial or governmental entities. Obviously, effective and sensible precautions are necessary to protect the flying public. At issue is whether nude body scanning is the best way to provide that protection and how to balance security interests with individuals’ privacy rights.
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