'Naked' scanner in airport trial

[Technologic]

Awesome, now i get to show off my new abs

[Ardemax]

I'm afraid treating people like suspected criminals is treating people like they are criminals, there are no two ways about it.

I'm sorry to say, but that's kinda stupid. What's treating you like criminals gotta do with you being scanned for knives or stuff? Or would you rather bombers go on planes and blow up people.. oh you would?

[-:Undertaker:-]

I'm sorry to say, but that's kinda stupid. What's treating you like criminals gotta do with you being scanned for knives or stuff? Or would you rather bombers go on planes and blow up people.. oh you would?

I have said I agree with scanning, but not scanning such as this, not large government databases with our information on, not CCTV everywhere and not government having the power to spy on people without any reason, by using terrorism laws.

[xxMATTGxx]

I have said I agree with scanning, but not scanning such as this, not large government databases with our information on, not CCTV everywhere and not government having the power to spy on people without any reason, by using terrorism laws.

If it wasn't for that, the Police and everyone else involved wouldn't have stopped the 2006 transatlantic aircraft plot. When they made plans to blow up airliners doing UK-USA flights and so on.

[AlexOC]

This is sick.

Departing Manchester next month, i'll post me pic on here

[-:Undertaker:-]

If it wasn't for that, the Police and everyone else involved wouldn't have stopped the 2006 transatlantic aircraft plot. When they made plans to blow up airliners doing UK-USA flights and so on.

..then we need to ask ourselves what these people are doing here, and if they are legally here then where are they getting these extreme views from. You cannot tackle terrorism when having open borders.

If you commit a bad crime you go on the database, I agree with that. If not, then you should not be on the database.

[e5]

If it's confidential to the guys working there, then fine. If it's stops people sneaking stuff on the plane then I am happy for them to do it, especially for my own safety tbh.

[Suspective]

..then we need to ask ourselves what these people are doing here, and if they are legally here then where are they getting these extreme views from. You cannot tackle terrorism when having open borders.

If you commit a bad crime you go on the database, I agree with that. If not, then you should not be on the database.

1. The person who is viewing the scanning images, is in a remote location inside another part of the airport. Meaning you won't be on any databases as your not being identified.

2. I'm sure they won't be storing all if not any images.

[-:Undertaker:-]

1. The person who is viewing the scanning images, is in a remote location inside another part of the airport. Meaning you won't be on any databases.

2. I'm sure they won't be storing all if not any images.

You think people will trust the government on anything like this when they have lost numerous databases, left on trains, hacked into and so on?

[xxMATTGxx]

You think people will trust the government on anything like this when they have lost numerous databases, left on trains, hacked into and so on?

Why not? People trust banks with money; everyone trusts something in their life. So I don't see why not. I can see there being a few problems but as long has it ensures safety then it isn't a problem. Plus if they ever did get leaked, they can't match it up with you. They won't even know your name.