Check out these images here. They aren’t really NSFW, but obviously some airport employees at Lagos airport in Nigeria would like to view them.
Yes, you will find employees who will “sneak off to the office in which the 3D full-body scanner displays are placed during off-peak hours and luxuriate in themselves.”
This is certainly disturbing, isn’t it? You possibly can be comforted because these types of scanning devices usually blur the face area. Therefore even if some airport employee at Lagos could have seen you nude, they have not viewed your face. Unless of course they get away from the office, and assess with the other travellers. So if you’ve been to Lagos airport, you might like to neglect those people giggling at you.
I guess many of us understood that Body Scanners can easily see through clothes, and yes, it truly is quite a problem of our personal civil liberties. I have a very short list of people comfortable being naked around.
However, if this is a sample of what the TSA employee sees, I don’t feel dishonored at all. If you are an airport employee and really “get off” on seeing images of this, may I advise clearer and more colorful ones on Internet porn, perhaps? This is not to convey that I support Internet porn. Seriously, if you want to take a look at these body scanner things for the sake of your own pleasure, then you definitely have your personal list of concerns.
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TSA Employee caught masturbating.
http://failblog.org/2010/11/23/epic-fail-photos-probably-bad-news-tsa-fail/
The Murtala Mohammed international airport Lagos in my opinion is the most abusive airport as far as privacy laws are concerned especially, with the introduction of the body scanner.
I had already walked through a scanner and was subsequently patted down on my way to my departure gate, but was approached by an airport security staff who requested that I follow him to a room where I will be searched and scanned for a second time
While in the room, I was asked to step in front of a giant scanner and have my legs spread apart which I did,
the machine carried me through an x-ray snanning apparatus and soon after that, about 5 airport staff employees (3 men and 2 women to be exact) all gathered in front of a computer monitor to view my x-ray image, I couldn’t figure out what they were looking for but I was asked to go on the machine again and I was scanned a second time, I didn’t want to argue with them or question their motivation because I knew that this is Nigeria, I could easily miss my flight.
After I was scanned for the second time, they all gathered again in front of the computer monitor to view my second scanned image, suddenly one of the ladies sarcastically asked me, “what did you eat?”, I replied to her that I ate some rice with fish prior to my coming to the airport, they laughed and asked me to go and wished me a safe trip.
I felt humiliated while in the plane, I also felt that the Lagos airports employees should be educated on privacy and dignity laws, I have never been so humiliated in my life, I still think about it and I feel bad and angry each time I do.