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The safety reason TSA might ask you to turn on your phone

EngadgetBy staff@engadget.com (Christine Persaud)

11/10/2026, 12:00:00 AM

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While traveling through the airport, TSA may ask you to power up your phone. Border agents can conduct a more thorough search as well.

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The safety reason TSA might ask you to turn on your phone.
While traveling through the airport, TSA may ask you to power up your phone.
Border agents can conduct a more thorough search as well.

While traveling through the airport, TSA may ask you to power up your phone. Border agents can conduct a more thorough search as well.

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