The last time I went through TSA (earlier this year), I no longer saw the signs saying you could opt-out, but I was still able to opt out.
The TSA agent got annoyed at me for not leading with that, though. Like… buddy… We exchanged greetings, and then I said no thank you to the face scan. It’s not my fault that you jumped the gun. I’m trying to not be rude about another unnecessary invasion of privacy.
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Surely, this time will be different!
Thanks. Fixed the link.
I’m guessing it’s more of a critical thinking issue.
“Huh, that’s a weird number. I wonder why that is…” is harder than “That number is associated with Nazis!”
That being said… Maybe 1Password should offer an annual subscription discount. Both because buying in bulk often comes with a discount, but also to avoid the number that’s associated with Nazis.
Prepare how?
It’s in our hands. Protect Democracy, the ACLU, the Brennan Center for Justice, and many others are preparing for whatever may come. Protect Democracy offers guidance on your local elections with state-by-state rules. Know the law. Be prepared. Volunteer at a polling place.
Yay, actionable advice!
Self-censorship out of fear is an even bigger dampener than direct censorship.
Man, I hate having to think about the effects of my actions before I do something. It’s so much better to just do things, and then see if there are consequences.
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Tell them they can find it in the latest Discord data breach.