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They already do this in border checkpoints. I've been asked to log into work email to "prove" that I work for the company I said I work for. Similarly, I've rea
by ebrenes 16y ago
They already do this in border checkpoints. I've been asked to log into work email to "prove" that I work for the company I said I work for. Similarly, I've read of reports of people being asked to log into their gmail or other accounts from their personal computing devices.
Granted, I've no idea how wide spread or even if this is a standard procedure. I just wanted to add that it's not unheard of and it would not surprise me in the least if this is the next step in the not so distant future.