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Is the airport X-ray vision necessary to enhance security?
View Point , Shimla: Oct 22 2008
Made Popular Oct 22 2008

Is the airport X-ray vision necessary to enhance security?
The European Commission is eyeing the X-ray vision that will flash images of European airline passengers on a computer screen in all their glory - minus their clothes. Tens of millions of people around European airports would be digitally photographed, almost as if they were naked.

A European Commission spokesman believes that a wider roll-out of the technology would not only enhance safety and security, but would also have the potential to speed up the check-in process, as passengers would not need to be searched by security officials.

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Jeffry
Brussels, Belgium
It is critical that such non-violent and non-physical measures are taken to check potential smugglers, terrorists, hijackers etc to enter the airplane. This is far better than strip searching. This is one of the better sides of technology.
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Ian
Brooklyn, United States
Tens of millions of people around European airports would be digitally photographed, almost as if they were naked.
This is precisely all the more reason to support it because no one is going to remember how you looked naked.
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Goldman
Melbourne, Australia
Better than being stripped searched and being blown off or hijacked mid-air. This is a great machine. At least people would not have many complaints about it because it would save them the embarrassment of physical searching and the harassment of taking off clothes.
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Saving your life is more necessary that saving the false sense of shame!
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I agree completely. It is good as long as it is not intrusive physically and designed to save people from people who fly with malicious intent.
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