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Not on its own. It's just that if crossing the border relies on the discretionary power of the local agents, and they find you suspicious enough to search you,
by Bakary 4y ago
Not on its own. It's just that if crossing the border relies on the discretionary power of the local agents, and they find you suspicious enough to search you, and you then have additional aspects that might annoy them further such as being evasive about your electronics, then it could be a big problem for you.
Statistically you don't have to worry about this at all.
- dylan604 4y agoIt's not being evasive about your electronics if you truly only have a travel phone while explaining it as a travel phone. That's telling it how it is. If you have a phone and refuse to grant access, that's being evasive. If you have 2 phones and try to play it like you have 1 phone, that's being evasive. If you have a secret under-duress boot partition for your laptop, that's being evasive. Having a set of travel electronics is not evasive. That's just how it is in today's big brother world.