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I always reject this. The TSA agents are always nice about it.
The last one even explained to my peers why one might want to refuse facial recognition.
TSA is usually not bad unless they are way overworked
Depends on the worker. I've had interactions with them screaming at me for asking if I can say "no" to them calmly explaining to me my rights