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RAZR != Smartphone. That's even part of the article. We're talking simple feature phones here, so I think your workaround does not help.
by darklajid 16y ago
RAZR != Smartphone. That's even part of the article. We're talking simple feature phones here, so I think your workaround does not help.
- kelnos 16y agoHis point is that you should have a separate "travel phone" that just has only necessary contacts, no access to your email, a minimum of personal information, no old text messages, etc. That way, if it does get seized, there's little for the authorities to work with. Whether or not it's a smartphone isn't relevant.