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Don't Put Your Phone In The TSA Bin — Do This Instead - Engadget

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Let's be honest, TSA bins are just gross.

After years of traveling with a small arsenal of tech — usually a phone, iPad, laptop and a portable gaming console — I like to think I'm pretty efficient when it comes to taking them out of my bag at TSA checkpoints. But it's still a pain to hastily repack them while also putting on my shoes, grabbing my belt and just trying not to hold up the line of people behind me in the process.

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