"Peter DiVergilio" fired this volley in news:dde91
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Put them both on

The non-TSA locks defeat the purpose of the TSA-approved ones, but
clearly uphold TSA's intention that _only_ the owner can open the case.

TSA locks have "dual combinations/keying"; your key or combination, and
one TSA can use to unlock all of them.

(seems pretty insecure, in fact, since I'm sure that "secret" combination
hasn't changed over all the fired/retired TSA inspectors' careers in the
last few years)

LLoyd