Filed under: Lifestyle, Travel, Explore
When you’re traveling on an airplane, you probably try your hardest to avoid eye contact with anyone. Smile at the flight attendant when you board and give a nod to the stranger next to you when you first sit down, but other than that it’s all hiding behind a sleep mask or a good book. But some experts fear that, even if you’re keeping to yourself, someone else’s eyes might be on you—and they may not even be on the plane. Recently, passengers on Singapore Airlines and American Airlines flights noticed something odd about the in-flight entertainment screens in front of them: They had cameras underneath, leading to the concern that the airlines were spying on their passengers.
