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"Are you using travel mode?" "No" You just lied to someone at border control. Which is an offense.
by struppi 9y ago
"Are you using travel mode?"
"No"
You just lied to someone at border control. Which is an offense.
- davidp 9y agoYep. Civil disobedience, unsurprisingly, includes breaking the law.
- struppi 9y agoYes. If you are a US citizen. If you are not, this can mean waiting for the next pane back in handcuffs and being banned from entering the US for life.
- Tepix 9y agoWhy go there in the first place? Doesn't sound very appealing.
- dmingoddd 9y agoTo live the American nightmare and be in the land of the caged. lol!
- sergers 9y agoI live in Canada working in medical/tech industry. Every vendors main business is in the USA. 95% of our clients are not in Canada. If I want to avoid the USA, I would have to change industries... Which isn't gonna happen hopefully anytime soon. I have to goto states 3x times a year and hate the traveling aspect going through customs (I have a trip in a few weeks, already dreading it).. but once I pass through the border, it is rather nice.
- dmingoddd 9y agoCivil disobedience does not need you to be a citizen of America..
- macintux 9y ago"Are you using travel mode?" "Yes" "Disable it" "I can't. I left my password at home, and the account is tied to an email address I do not have access to." I suppose they tell you to go home at that point. Such a sad state of affairs.