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That doesn't really work, honestly: Traveling light has its own issues. For some reason, it breeds suspicion. Example: My spouse is Norwegian (we live in Norwa
by Broken_Hippo 10y ago
That doesn't really work, honestly: Traveling light has its own issues. For some reason, it breeds suspicion.
Example: My spouse is Norwegian (we live in Norway). One of the times he was detained, he got questioned about his light luggage.
He would buy clothes in the states because they were cheaper, so only had a small bag coming in on a 2-3 week stay.
This can only mean he's smuggling drugs, of course, and you get the full search and insane questions, which can include things like, "Do you even know how to shop in here?".
The actual safest bet is to just look like everyone else. Be the average passenger, including in looks and demeanor.
- mirimir 10y agoRight, I was saying "travel light" in a specific sense: regarding encrypted devices. So yes, I agree. As you say, "[t]he actual safest bet is to just look like everyone else." And that includes no unusual encryption. And no encrypted stuff that you refuse to decrypt.