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After news hit that U.S. Marshals operating a body scanner machine in a courthouse had stored 35,000 images — despite the fact that the machines were supposed to be incapable of saving them — Gizmodo made a Freedom of Information Act request and received 100 of the shots.
The images, which arrived with identifying features already removed, depict the millimeter wave technique. This is considered to be the "less embarrassing" body scan, since, as you can see, it doesn't depict the body with much clarity.
Originally posted by Kojack
I am never flying on a plane now, people should quickly revert to using the rails if they gotta move around domestically; protest this BS to the core!!!
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Originally posted by Mr Mask
Originally posted by Kojack
I am never flying on a plane now, people should quickly revert to using the rails if they gotta move around domestically; protest this BS to the core!!!
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I agree...screw planes and the porn they force you to star in to get on board. Nobody on the face of this planet is doing this to me or my family.
Totally insane... totally Orwellian... Absolutely UNACCEPTABLE!
It is a damn shame that the combined efforts of so many industries, agencies and medias have reduced the human spine to something that ALLOWS this kind of crap to be done to us without us all standing up as adults saying "no...this is NOT acceptable".
Not a fan...
Thanks for the thread.
MMedit on 16-11-2010 by Mr Mask because: (no reason given)
If those are the reasons for those images, don't they also have to train people to use the other technology that gives the higher resolution images (X-ray backscatter)?
Originally posted by gift0fpr0phecy
These images are most likely used for training security personnel. Or as technology demonstration images. There is not one other single reason for anyone to save these images other than that.
Originally posted by wmd_2008
Better choice of seats for everyone else then