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First, it's "she", not "he". If you don't care about the gender of the author (inferrable from the name), write "they". Secondly, no, the travel has not been t
by romwell 10y ago
First, it's "she", not "he". If you don't care about the gender of the author (inferrable from the name), write "they".
Secondly, no, the travel has not been the same even in the post-9/11 world. The change is that they are now talking about demanding passwords to social networks, and search your entire history of communication.
The change is that now you really are presumed criminal and have to prove otherwise with how you look, speak, and what information you have or looked at.
The change is that now you really do have to go through your emails and censor them.
If that's not substance to you, we don't have anything to discuss, so let's stop here.
I value your comments, however, because they supplement the article and do further author's point.
- romwell 10y agoSince the edit time has lapsed, I want to clarify that the OP has originally referred to the author as "he", but has edited his post when it was specified to them (good!). This is a nontrivial point; OP's opinions are affected by gender. Upon learning that the author is a woman, the OP stated that it "explains a lot" (as of the time of writing this, we're still waiting to know what exactly).