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"I'll never carry my phone when entering the US from abroad again. Neither should you"
by kbody 10y ago
"I'll never carry my phone when entering the US from abroad again. Neither should you"
- goda90 10y agoHe mentioned other countries moving towards this kind of thing, and if you look around then that wouldn't be surprising for places like the UK as well.
- achamayou 10y agoBut that's completely speculative, there is no documented instance of another country doing the same at the moment.
- sbarre 10y agoCanada has done it (it's even linked in the article).
- ue_ 10y agoCanada also makes it illegal to import various pornographic materials depicting drawings of fictional characters, and certain sex dolls. An American had his laptop searched at ths Canadian border, and was detained, for example.
- xiaoma 10y agoThe UK has has their citizens to unlock devices and provide encryption keys upon demand for years, it's not limited to airports and they're not allowed to tell anyone it happened.
- Kluny 10y ago"I'll never enter the US again[1]." Works for me, sorry for the people who don't have a choice though. [1]I was going to say "for the next four years", but this problem is bigger than Trump.
- glitcher 10y agoSo sad that the best answer we have currently is to take the same technology that aids us in navigating unfamiliar cities, helps us translate other languages and connects us to our family, friends and colleagues in a myriad of ways, and just leave it at home.