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Relevant but not sure how it's helpful. I should just give up?
by walrus_pen 4y ago
Relevant but not sure how it's helpful. I should just give up?
- benlivengood 4y agoYou should be as low-profile of a traveler as possible to avoid getting investigated in the first place. Fly with one laptop, one external storage drive, and other normal personal things. Check on customs laws to be sure that shipping or carrying a lot of electronics with you is legal and pay any import duties that might be necessary. I imagine moving companies have experience with this kind of international move and also raise absolutely no suspicion about random electronics that are part of a permanent move to a new location.
- dzhiurgis 4y agoIronically something like 2TB iPad or iPhone would be least sus and likely most secure Bro is time travelling with these questions tho
- brudgers 4y agoMy advice would be to assume that you are already compromised or that nobody cares about the terabytes you have or that a well motivated adversary will be sufficiently resourced to circumvent whatever you do. But the caveat I have no knowledge whether your concerns are practical or theoretical. No knowledge of what is actually at stake. Is it state secrets, a few billion BTC, or cat photos.