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I think for 99%+ of people that’s not much of a concern, but if it is for you, what’d be wrong with burying it under a rock in the yard, or any of the 100+ snea

I think for 99%+ of people that’s not much of a concern, but if it is for you, what’d be wrong with burying it under a rock in the yard, or any of the 100+ sneaky ways one could secret a envelope somewhere for safe keeping (there is a slip of paper in the copy of Moby Dick at Bob’s house in the library, and if it’s not there, there is backup one at uncle Jim’s in the NE ceiling tile of the ground floor guest bathroom). I’m sure others have much better ideas…

GGO 4y ago
I think your statement about 99% of people it not being concern is true at any given snapshot of time, but not true across the lifetime of those 99% people. Case in point: Harvard student gets denied entry because of his friends' social media posts which were discovered upon searching his phone [https://techcrunch.com/2019/09/02/denied-entry-united-states-whatsapp https://techcrunch.com/2019/09/02/denied-entry-united-states...]. If you were to ask him, he would say he is part of 99% and has nothing to hide or be concerned about, and is probably true for most of his life, besides that period where his friend posted something on whatsapp and his phone being searched.