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In an exclusive interview with a security expert, who wished to remain anonymous, we gained valuable insights into the complexities of airport security and the challenges of balancing individual rights with public safety.
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Modern AI-driven scanners are much faster and more private, thanks to the lessons learned from the 2010 failures. What do you think?