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Well, you couldn't trust the device after they returned it. So losing it isn't a problem. The best option is not carrying devices across borders. Have whatever
by mirimir 8y ago
Well, you couldn't trust the device after they returned it. So losing it isn't a problem.
The best option is not carrying devices across borders. Have whatever you need online somewhere. Securely encrypted, of course. Buy a device at destination. And discard it before return. That's accepted best practice for security-conscious firms. They'll provide devices and online storage.
If you must carry a device in transit, it ought to be plain-vanilla, with nothing sensitive on it. Again, security-conscious firms supply such devices for staff. And private individuals can just say that they're too concerned about theft to carry their primary devices.
- baroffoos 8y agoExactly. If the government takes your phone and gives it back its time to wipe the phone and sell it. Restore a backup on to a new phone.