Why you can (and should) opt out of TSA facial recognition right now

You can simply decline by stating to an agent that you do not want your photo taken and want to opt out of a face scan. From ...

Transportation secretary's daughter calls TSA ‘unconstitutional’ after 15-minute wait

Evita Duffy-Alfonso opted out of the Transportation Security Administration's scan, which is legally allowed. But then she ...

You don't have to do a face or full-body scan at TSA if you don't want

Travelers can legally opt out of the Transportation Security Administration's scanning technology at airports.
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Don't Fly Without a Real ID in 2026, Unless You Want to Pay $45 Extra

Starting Feb. 1, travelers who don't have the required government-issued ID will need to pay a fee and undergo a biometric ...

Traveling for Christmas? A rundown TSA changes in 2025, including bans and new security rules

TSA has made changes to its banned items list, screening policies and other rules so far in 2025. See what's new before you ...
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TSA’s Latest Real ID Policy Sparks Confusion for Travelers

The Transportation Security Administration, which oversees security checkpoints at airports, will soon begin charging certain travelers as part of its REAL ID verification process. Beginning February ...
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You don't have to do a face or full-body scan at TSA if you don't want

Passengers can decline a facial scan and request a standard ID verification process instead. It is also legal to opt out of the full-body scanner, which will result in a physical pat-down by a TSA ...