06-23-2016, 04:27 PM
The database you searched isn't the actual No Fly list used by the TSA, F.U.
That site you accessed was set up in 2003 to capture the names of people who have good reason to worry that they might be suspected of terrorist activity.
The NSA then incorporates those names into the Terror Watch List. If the NSA investigation of the name entered and the I.P. address associated with the search turns up anything concerning, the person is also added to the real No Fly list accessible only to those with government and airport (DHS) clearance.
If you haven't done anything but enter your name into the fake TSA database, you probably won't be added to the real No Fly list. Hopefully, the fact that your friend is located in Pakistan won't cause him problems.
That site you accessed was set up in 2003 to capture the names of people who have good reason to worry that they might be suspected of terrorist activity.
The NSA then incorporates those names into the Terror Watch List. If the NSA investigation of the name entered and the I.P. address associated with the search turns up anything concerning, the person is also added to the real No Fly list accessible only to those with government and airport (DHS) clearance.
If you haven't done anything but enter your name into the fake TSA database, you probably won't be added to the real No Fly list. Hopefully, the fact that your friend is located in Pakistan won't cause him problems.