Nick Perry explains three airport mistakes: holding someone else's bag can get you arrested if it contains contraband, public Wi-Fi lets hackers access your emails and banking apps instantly, and your boarding pass barcode has enough data for someone to hijack your airline account.
Never ever do these 3 things next time you're at the airport because the first thing can get you arrested for something you didn't do, the second can drain your bank account before your plane even lands, and the third lets a stranger steal your identity. Here's how. 1. Never agree to hold someone else's bag, even for a second, because you could be walking through TSA with something illegal and not know it. Onto 2. Never connect to public airport Wi-Fi because the second you connect, hackers can see your email, your bank app, and your camera roll. So use your cell data only. And finally, 3. Never throw your boarding pass in the trash because that little barcode has your full name, frequent flyer number, and enough info for someone to log into your airline account. Send this to your friends and family.
