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I think you (unintentionally?) are proving the OP right. Because it's far easier to swallow and poop out a plastic bag with a microSD card in it than it is to p
by theli0nheart 11y ago
I think you (unintentionally?) are proving the OP right. Because it's far easier to swallow and poop out a plastic bag with a microSD card in it than it is to put a piece of paper in your carry-on.</sarcasm>
Plus--wouldn't full-body scanners catch something like this?
- godber 11y agoAirport/security full body scanners would not catch something like this. They only image through clothing for the most part. They only image through the top layers of skin. See figure 4 in the linked to document: http://www.tek84.com/downloads/Holt-Letter2010-12-2.pdf http://www.tek84.com/downloads/Holt-Letter2010-12-2.pdf
- semi-extrinsic 11y agoIt depends on the amount of information you want to transfer, and how likely it is that you'll get a full customs inspection. A single microSD card can hold 512 GB of data; try bringing that in paper format through customs.
- ekianjo 11y agoObviously this technology is not for bringing Terabytes of information with you. But you can put an awful lot of information in .txt format and something like 3 megabytes.