Multifunctional TSA002 007 Master Key Bag for Luggage Suitcase Customs TSA Lock (TSA007)

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Turn the dial and, with the safety pin, look for an indentation or gap in the cylinder. Leave the dial at that number. Next, enter your new combination. Make sure to enter it twice, just to be sure. Once you’ve done that, release the reset button and your new combination should be set! So now every suitcase is wide open. Not just mine, but all the ones belonging to innocent strangers that I fly with. I recently got the ok from work to ditch my cell If I’d like. I’ve been minimizing it’s use in my life since 2013. Of course some day, I may end up on the “doesn’t use a cell phone” list of pre-crime suspects.

I try to set up a poker face, take my bags from the belt conveyer and sincerely hope that any possible item was already removed, without any trace, before I proceed. Reminds me of a story: At a certain organization with which I was associated, they remastered a building because too many people had master keys. They had almost completed the re-mastering when one of the administrators lost his key ring, which naturally contained one of the new master keys. So much for re-mastering. These are all the countries currently using the Travel Sentry system. Expect this list to grow each year as more countries adopt the system. You’re already on the “draws breath” list of pre-crime suspects (which is, all of us, if we’re not dead)As a side note, I tend to save various images of an interesting value and I think I saved a copy of that image like 2 weeks ago? Wizz Air Priority Wizz Air Underseat British Airways Jet2 American Airlines Lufthansa Norwegain Sas Klm Yeah I’d be posting that online… They’re probably just making sure you aren’t exfiltrating secrets from the country. What’s the equivalency for cell phones after the man gets its way again? Carrying your medical records on your phone with a screen saver that says “Attention! Medical Records Inside”? But if a book, bottle of wine, whatever of minor value is missing, which happens quite frequently nowadays, I can not believe that someone is taking the risk to simply steal such items.

Use a safety pin to locate the metal or plastic cylinder on the right side of the first dial. The flashlight and camera on your phone can help you zoom in on it. Any object with a thin enough point will do to pry open the ratchet on an ordinary cable tie. My favorite is a push-pin, but the small eyeglasses screwdriver I carry works really well, also. Likewise for hotel safes. Numerous hotel staff have access to the master code. And it’s the hotel staff that you’re trying to protect your valuables from; ever seen a broken-in hotel door? When it comes to flying, there are a few things that you can do to help protect your luggage. One of those things is to fly with a gun. While this may seem like an odd thing to do, it is actually a very effective way to protect your belongings. So maybe, JUST MAYBE, in addition to not poking around in your bag, it could arrive at destination.I’d like to trust TSA personnel but about half of the time there is no TSA reminder in the luggage. Were they just lazy? Can I trust them anyway?

Jenna McLaughlin of The Intercept followed up on this story with the TSA, and got this remarkable response from TSA publicist Mike England. When e.g. flying from Caracas to the US, what should I do when I realize the “seal” was tampered with?Johnny: “Since we can never be 100% sure the luggage hasn’t been opened the best one can aim for is sometimes detecting whether it has.” If you make your own bumb keys they are fragile as they are made of soft metal like brass, not high strength tool steel, so they are more likely to break.