FlyRights Reports Profiling and Harassment by Airport Security Right From Your Phone

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I hate the security theater that is TSA. Having said that, I would like an option in an update to the app to recognize those who do their job with professionalism and respect. I think we need to point out problems, but also praise whatever good we can.

FlyRights Reports Profiling and Harassment by Airport Security Right From Your Phone.

Not every encounter with the TSA results in harassment or an uncomfortable “enhanced” screening, but if you feel you’ve been unjustly targeted by airport security for searches or other invasive procedures, now you can file a report directly from your mobile phone. FlyRights does two things; it gives you a copy of your legal rights to read and carry with you at all times, and it gives you a quick form to use to report inappropriate profiling by screening agents directly to Transportation Security Administration (TSA) and Department of Homeland Security (DHS) officials.

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