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i went through 2 passports in the last 6 years, ran out of space. travelling with company laptops and now additional iPads. never, ever, did anyone want to sea
by pinaceae 13y ago
i went through 2 passports in the last 6 years, ran out of space.
travelling with company laptops and now additional iPads. never, ever, did anyone want to search my HD. and this is Russia, China, Japan, SKorea, US, Brazil, Argentinia, plus 80% of Europe. none, ever.
and even if. good luck with some powerpoints, pdfs, word docs. emails are in gmail, work is JIRA/confluence/google docs, etc. NDAs talk about preventing willful sharing with
competitors, etc. Reasonable prevention measures, like locking your computer. Border Patrol requesting access? go ahead. unless you're a nuclear physicist working on the next gen thing, what the hell is so important to hide from a border agent that right now wants to search YOU, not your precious employer.
and porn - the internet is for porn.
- betterunix 13y agoYou asked what sort of things I might have on my hard drive that I do not want strangers to view. I gave you answers. Your solution is to store all those things on Google's servers, and then still let CBP look through them if they ask. You go ahead and do that, I will be over here using dm-crypt and PGP to keep my private things private.
- gtirloni 13y agoIf you're not working with important enough stuff that might be valuable in the hands of other people, does not mean nobody else is. It does not need to be military/state-level stuff. Even if the border shitheads aren't actively looking for it, they might get ideas once they see something. Please send a URL to the uploaded contents of your hard drive so we can see them. I'm sure you wouldn't mind.