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2TB is an NVMe. You can even put it in your wallet, or better in your backpack. A copy also to an online back up service. Leave a third copy behind, to be destr
by aborsy 4y ago
2TB is an NVMe. You can even put it in your wallet, or better in your backpack. A copy also to an online back up service. Leave a third copy behind, to be destroyed once confirmed on the other side. If you have someone in destination, you can send the data a priori.
There are rugged SSDs, but they are expensive and may not survive luggage handling.
On airport, there is a chance that you are asked about the encryption password, especially in US.