> See link. A blog article from a law firm isn't a great source here, especially when contrasted with the numerous accounts of people that have been forced to

> See link. A blog article from a law firm isn't a great source here, especially when contrasted with the numerous accounts of people that have been forced to unlock their devices without legal basis. > In any case, you're free to challenge, etc. See link. Not if a 'legal basis' is claimed. > Like most people then. Whether crossing US or Australian borders. Yup. > So Australia's not the worst "anglo country" then? Is the term anglosphere such an unfamiliar term you had to put anglo country in quotes? Australia is the worst country when it comes to searching devices without justification, objectively going by laws and user experiences. The UK is the worst country for being treated with a lack of respect and being asked intrusive questions in my experience. > Do you recall correctly? Did Australia stop? You're being overly defensive, lad. Maybe put your patriotism/tribalism aside while having this discussion? I read a few articles recently that said Australia had stopped recorded, so yes, fairly certain I am recalling correctly but not about to go and look it up either.