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Airlines Secretly Sold One Billion Passenger Records—Now The Government Can Track Where You Travel

U.S. airlines have been selling passenger data to Customs and Border Protection via their data clearinghouse. The government's contract for the data prevents them from admitting where they got the data. Continue reading Airlines Secretly Sold One Billion Passenger Records—Now The Government Can Track Where You Travel...

Jun 11, 2025 - 21:15
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Airlines Secretly Sold One Billion Passenger Records—Now The Government Can Track Where You Travel

U.S. airlines have been selling passenger data to Customs and Border Protection via their data clearinghouse. The government's contract for the data prevents them from admitting where they got the data.

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