US PRIVACY
March 1st, 2004
MONICA DOBIE
A PRIVACY dispute with airlines has delayed US government plans to implement a modern security system to identify suspicious passengers in airports. The Department of Homeland Security stopped tests after airlines resisted volunteering sample information and the US Congress General Accounting Office highlighted data protection concerns.
A PRIVACY dispute with airlines has delayed US government plans to implement a modern security system to identify suspicious passengers in airports. The Department of Homeland Security stopped tests after airlines resisted volunteering sample information and the US Congress General Accounting Office highlighted data protection concerns.
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