On the lighter side… RMR: A Message From Transport Canada

There sure has been quite a bit of chatter amongst privacy professionals about the virtual strip search scanners being installed in Canadian airports. My last post addressed the substantive privacy issues. But on the lighter side, CBC’s Rick Mercer has had some fun with the issue in this supposed “Message from Transport Canada”. Check it out if you need a good laugh.

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