Welcome to the year 2000.

Everyone, everywhere is having fun, except me.

On BBC Eye Player.

I worry you're growing up too fast.

Yeah, we can't be your little duck here forever, can I?

Inspired by a true story.

You walk out this house a boy, one day you'll come back.

When you do, you will be a man.

Oh, and hold your breath. What it feels like

for a girl. I wish I could look like you. Bebe, you can. Why don't you? Watch on BBC IPlayer.

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In a few weeks, I'm going to get on a plane with my family. We'll take some time to see

grandparents, go on a little vacation and have some beach time.

And I know that when I get on that flight, the airline will have a lot of information about me.

And so will TSA. That makes sense. But according to Joseph Cox at 404 Media, my information could also be sold to Customs and Border Protection.

So what we found through records that we've requested through DHS, Customs and Border Protection, and other agencies as well,

is that various parts of the U.S. government are buying access to people's flight itineries from a data broker, essentially,

actually owned by the country's major airlines.

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