TSA Spends $1.4M on Randomizer App to Choose Left or Right, YouTuber Recreates it in 10 MinutesChris MenahanInformationLiberation Apr. 05, 2016 |
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The TSA reportedly spent 1.4 million dollars on a project to create an app which randomly signals the direction left or right, now a YouTuber just recreated the app in 10 minutes. Geek.com reported on the initial story yesterday: If you've traveled through US airports in recent years then you're well aware of the TSA Pre-Check lanes. It is a faster way to get through airport security for low-risk travelers, and allows you to keep your shoes and belt on.Here's video of the TSA app: Now here's video of YouTuber Chris Pacia recreating the app in 10 minutes: Pacia says, "The TSA spent at least $336,000 on an app that takes 10 minutes and about $10 of labor to build." Follow InformationLiberation on Twitter and Facebook. |