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I don't know any of my passwords except for my password manager. If I leave my password DB at home, and mail a physical copy to my destination, what can happen?

• bflesch 10y ago
  Then you shouldn't expect to be let into any country. Take the flight back and return when you can actually unlock your phone.
  • z5h 10y ago
    This might actually be the preferred choice for some people who wish to attempt travel, but are unwilling to sacrifice personal private.
    • bflesch 10y ago
      And? The target country doesn't lose anything through this if some entitled internet privacy advocates without big business stop travelling to it. Everyone who is serious about coming actually handles immigration/border tax like an adult. Nobody cares about your private life unless you are trying to affect others negatively.
      • z5h 10y ago
        Wrong: The target country loses money. Wrong: Everyone who is serious about travelling can make their own choices about tradeoffs. That's what being an adult is all about. Correction: "Nobody cares about your private life unless you are trying to affect others negatively, OR if they can use that information for personal gains, even if at a loss to you." I'm done fixing your mistakes. Cheers.
        • bflesch 10y ago
          "some people who wish to attempt travel, but are unwilling to sacrifice personal private." If people value their privacy higher than the economic benefit from their travels, the economic impact of them not proceeding is most likely minimal. The state and its agents don't use information for personal gains, their job and passion concerns society as a whole, and they want to make sure that no bad guys come in.