top | item 13630216 (no title) RealGeek | 9 years ago How about if we reset and delete everything from the phone before crossing any international borders? discuss order hn newest ptero|9 years ago That's how some employers (mine included) already handle work-owned electronic devices: going overseas -- either leave yours behind or pick up a loaner that will be fully wiped on arrival. wheelerwj|9 years ago people used to look at me like i was crazy because id always wipe my laptop and devices before crossing the border. but its the only way now. ProblemFactory|9 years ago That looks suspicious. Unless you are coming home to your own country, looking suspicious is a good way to get denied entry. prodigal_erik|9 years ago Maybe employers' security teams should make it known that they routinely instruct employees to do this for business or personal travel. iak8god|9 years ago That would work except that it's super inconvenient. izacus|9 years ago That would mark you as suspicious (Who doesn't have anything on their phone?) and give you a person of interest treatment.
ptero|9 years ago That's how some employers (mine included) already handle work-owned electronic devices: going overseas -- either leave yours behind or pick up a loaner that will be fully wiped on arrival. wheelerwj|9 years ago people used to look at me like i was crazy because id always wipe my laptop and devices before crossing the border. but its the only way now.
wheelerwj|9 years ago people used to look at me like i was crazy because id always wipe my laptop and devices before crossing the border. but its the only way now.
ProblemFactory|9 years ago That looks suspicious. Unless you are coming home to your own country, looking suspicious is a good way to get denied entry. prodigal_erik|9 years ago Maybe employers' security teams should make it known that they routinely instruct employees to do this for business or personal travel.
prodigal_erik|9 years ago Maybe employers' security teams should make it known that they routinely instruct employees to do this for business or personal travel.
izacus|9 years ago That would mark you as suspicious (Who doesn't have anything on their phone?) and give you a person of interest treatment.
ptero|9 years ago
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izacus|9 years ago