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Flying with Your Data – ACLU sues the TSA Over Domestic Electronic Device Searches

By Jessica Hamilton on March 15, 2018 Posted in Enforcement + Litigation

If you’ve flown domestically in the last year, you know the drill. Take off your jacket, belt, and shoes and place them in a bin. Remove your quart-sized bag of 3.4 oz liquids and place them on top. Pull out your laptop, iPad, e-reader, gaming device, and any other electronic device larger than a cell … Continue Reading

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