Originally Posted by barbell

I can't speak for ORD, but in the airports I've been to recently, the signage is completely ineffective.

The signs I have seen are no larger than an 8.5" x 11" sheet of standard size paper. The words stating that the technology is optional are, most certainly, not in a bold typeface. In regards to the typeface it appears to be a standard 12 pt. font. The problem with choosing this size font is that, again in the airports I have transited, the signage is either not in an appropriate place, or placed in such a manner as to be unreadable by the people approaching the WBI machine.

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Sure, the signs are there. Sure, the signs are prior to the machine. Where TSA has failed, again, is that while living up to the letter of the law, they have completely ignored the spirit of it for their own apparent purposes.

I welcome you to post a picture of the sign. If allowed to take pictures I will show you where the signs are poorly placed.

Originally Posted by Boggie Dog

The solution is to stop and read the sign. IF the TSA clerk says to move on then tell them you have not finished reading the advisement.

After reading then Opt Out!