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It's not the outbound trip I'm concerned about.
by pdelbarba 10y ago
It's not the outbound trip I'm concerned about.
- chongli 10y agoAre you a US citizen? If so, just don't bring any devices when you travel. Pick up a burner in your destination country and toss it before you return. As a US citizen returning, they can't legally bar you from the country and there'll be nothing for them to search.
- randcraw 10y agoSo each time I travel to Canada/Mexico, I have to leave my computer and tablet at home and spend an additional $50+ for a disposable phone that must remain free of all my personal data... You're proposing that as an acceptable solution to US law enforcement stealing my keychain and all my private data simply because they're standing a few feet outside US soil, which they claim entitles them to most certainly violate the intent of the US Constitution, which every customs officer has sworn an oath to defend? So NOT.
- pdelbarba 10y agoI agree, it's not that I can't, I'd just rather not have to go through all the James Bond shit required to not be treated like a criminal coming into my own country...
- ihattendorf 10y agoSome people might prefer to bring their devices with them, instead of picking up "burners" or shipping their devices back home at their expense.