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Since 2014, the Transportation Security Administration has required travelers from overseas to turn on smartphones during airport screening to prove devices function. This rule prevents phones from being used as detonators or jamming devices. While most domestic travelers face no issues, international passengers must ensure their battery is powered up to avoid additional screening or detention by border agents.
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