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I'm sorry, but if you try to enter the US with any physical objects that have even the remotest chance of being interpreted as being illegal, or digital storage

• drdaeman 13y ago
  Uhm, in light of those, isn't it risky to enter US with encrypted digital storage too?
  • kintamanimatt 13y ago
    Cross borders with blank drives. Re-image when you're at your destination. Although it can be interpreted as such, it's not a sign of guilt, it's a response to the possible threat of immigration officers on a power trip. The vast majority are absolutely fine, but there are some that overstep their bounds or work within an egregious legal framework, e.g. the Brits. If they force you to decrypt your data (as they legally can in the UK), who knows what they'll do with it, especially if you've got proprietary work and confidential business stuff on there.
    • skrause 13y ago
      The drive doesn't have to be blank. Just put on a fresh install of an OS and don't put on any personal files. Then reimage after reaching your destination.
    • ErsatzVerkehr 13y ago
      > Cross borders with blank drives. Re-image when you're at your destination. I'm guessing you don't actually travel very much.