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Well, in tptacek's case, I believe he's a US citizen so they can't deny him entry.
by infinite8s 10y ago
Well, in tptacek's case, I believe he's a US citizen so they can't deny him entry.
- graeme 10y agoHmm. What would be the best practice for a foreign national?
- tptacek 10y agoNone of us know. It's a real problem.
- zeveb 10y ago> What would be the best practice for a foreign national? Understand that you may be denied entry to any country but your own. It's a fact of life which you cannot do anything about, so you might as well accept it. What I do is: - travel with a machine which is not logged into any of my accounts - if asked, I can honestly say that I do not know any of my social-media passwords (because they are all of the form mZOH05WaxeAWqI79myMxcx or SWwDmDOkyHCVdX8eOiTLXC1U1psffeXfFgNx6PaZZhp); if that's unacceptable to customs in any country, they can send me back home - if they press, I can honestly say that my computer back home (not the computer I have with me) has my master password file, and that there is no other copy