're at the lounge, and similarly US Airways day access is $29 versus $50 if you buy it with your ticket.


Buy cheaper lounge passes from other travelers. Check FlyerTalk forums or eBay/Craigslist to see if anyone's selling them. Be sure to check any restrictions, however, for the passes to make sure you can use them.

Head to alternative lounges. A bunch of independent lounges are popping up in airports around the world as less expensive options. These public pay-in lounges, such as reLAX Lounge and Airspace Lounge (in Baltimore-Washington International), are more comfortable than the gates and include complementary refreshments and other amenities, with hourly rates (reLAX for 1 hour is $15; all day for Airspace is $20).


Note that not all lounges are equal. Some are truly premium places complete with showers, spas, hair salons, pool tables, and even oxygen bars. Others are just rest stops. Check out reviews on SkyTrax or LoungeGuide before you buy. If you have an iOS device, previously mentioned Loungebuddy will direct you to the lounges you can get into.

Advertisement Many readers have asked for a primer summarizing the privacy and security issues at stake in the the dispute between Apple and the U.S. Justice Department, which last week convinced a judge in California to order Apple to unlock an iPhone used by one of assailants in the recent San Bernardino massacres. I don’t have much original reporting to contribute on this important debate, but I’m visiting it here because it’s a complex topic that deserves the broadest possible public scrutiny.

A federal magistrate in California approved an order (PDF) granting the FBI permission to access to the data on the iPhone 5c belonging to the late terror suspect Syed Rizwan Farook, one of two individuals responsible for a mass shooting in San Bernadino on Dec. 2, 2015 in which 14 people were killed and many others were injured.

Apple CEO Tim Cook released a letter to customers last week saying the company will appeal the order, citing customer privacy and security concerns.

Most experts seem to agree that Apple is technically capable of complying with the court order. Indeed, as National Public Radio notes in a segment this morning, Apple has agreed to unlock phones in approximately 70 other cases involving requests from the government. However, something unexpected
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're at_the lounge,_and similarly US Airways_day access_is_$29 versus_$50_if you buy_it with your_ticket.


Buy cheaper lounge passes_from other travelers._Check_FlyerTalk forums or eBay/Craigslist to see if anyone's selling them. Be sure to check_any_restrictions, however,_for_the_passes to make sure you_can use them.

Head to alternative_lounges. A_bunch of independent lounges are popping up in_airports_around the world_as less expensive options. These public pay-in lounges, such_as reLAX Lounge and Airspace Lounge_(in Baltimore-Washington International),_are_more_comfortable than the gates_and include complementary refreshments and other_amenities, with hourly rates (reLAX for_1 hour is $15; all day for_Airspace is $20).


Note that not all_lounges are equal. Some are_truly premium_places complete with showers, spas,_hair salons, pool_tables, and_even oxygen bars._Others are just rest stops. Check_out reviews on_SkyTrax or LoungeGuide before you buy._If_you have an_iOS_device,_previously mentioned_Loungebuddy will direct_you_to the_lounges_you can get into.

Advertisement Many readers_have_asked for a primer summarizing the privacy_and security issues at_stake_in the the dispute_between Apple and the U.S._Justice Department, which last week convinced_a judge_in California_to order Apple to unlock an iPhone used by one of_assailants in the recent San Bernardino_massacres. I don’t have_much original_reporting_to contribute on_this_important debate,_but I’m visiting it here because it’s_a complex_topic that deserves the broadest possible_public scrutiny.

A federal magistrate_in_California approved an order (PDF) granting_the FBI permission to access to_the data on the iPhone_5c_belonging_to the late terror suspect_Syed Rizwan Farook, one of two_individuals responsible for_a mass shooting in San Bernadino on_Dec._2, 2015 in which 14 people_were_killed and many others were injured.

Apple_CEO_Tim_Cook released a letter to_customers last week saying the company_will appeal the order, citing customer privacy and security_concerns.

Most experts seem_to agree that Apple is_technically_capable_of complying with the court order. Indeed, as National Public_Radio notes_in a segment_this morning, Apple has agreed to unlock phones in approximately_70 other cases involving requests from the_government. However, something unexpected