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I live in the US. Passports are effectively irrelevant for me, even should I travel several thousand miles. Phones… not so much. And I’m not mentioning the US
by falcolas 4y ago
I live in the US. Passports are effectively irrelevant for me, even should I travel several thousand miles. Phones… not so much.
And I’m not mentioning the US because its unique in this attribute.
- UncleEntity 4y agoIt’s different if you’re a foreign national. In ‘05 I was traveling in the EU, across the open borders, and got checked by customs agents because of a bombing in, I believe, London. Thought it was weird but, whatever… Later on I pieced together what happened because even if they were only doing spot checks it’s not like I don’t perfectly blend in with Europeans. A bit of an aside, custom agents absolutely loved my customs stamp from Iraq back then. Well, aside from the Dutch.