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How does this work with Chromebooks? For example if I disable all local storage? What is the distinction between what's "on my device" and what's not, if the si
by plg 13y ago
How does this work with Chromebooks? For example if I disable all local storage? What is the distinction between what's "on my device" and what's not, if the simple act of "logging into my device" actually involves connecting to the cloud and automatically accessing stuff?
- gress 13y agoJust pray your chromebook doesn't have a cellular modem.
- rcthompson 13y agoOr remove the SIM card before crossing the border. And maybe if you're rooted, make a nandroid backup and then install a completely stock, uncustomized Cyanogenmod that isn't connected to your accounts and doesn't have any wireless settings installed. Just install Angry Birds and tell them that's what you use it for.
- DanBC 13y agoLying to border agents is probably a bad idea. Even when they're doing evil stupid things like this.
- rcthompson 13y agoWell, you can just tell them that it's not connected to your email, which would be the truth.
- plg 13y agoI guess what I mean is, does the government have the right to demand that I log into internet accounts, and let them browse the info, if I'm within 100 miles from the border? Or do they only have the right to access information that's physically located on the physical devices on my person?