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CES 2025: We Tried to Trick TSA’s New Airport Shoe Scanner With Gummy Worms

Posted on January 9, 2025 by editor
Strange things are afoot at CES, where a CNET writer tucked some items in her shoe to give the tech a test. Spoiler: gummy worms are undetectable.

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