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I'd turn this feature on my phone right now for gmail just for "lost phone" mitigation.

• tptacek 10y ago
  The problem with that is that CBP can (and surely soon will) compel travelers to log into their accounts from CBP's own equipment.
  • kasey_junk 10y ago
    Sure. But a setting that said "always on mobile" and another one where they schedule it for me based on my airline emails makes uptake faster. And I want that when I'm traveling anywhere. [later] we want to normalize the idea that access permission to our data is context aware based on what we are doing. To me this is true independent of border crossings. For instance there are things I want in the cloud for backup purposes that I don't want be able to access from anywhere but home normally.
    • tptacek 10y ago
      Yes! Sorry, we were agreeing but I well-actuallied you.
  • pvg 10y ago
    Into their gmail accounts? That seems a little unlikely short of 'looking for any excuse to deny you entry' and there's no technical defense against that.
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