Re:My phone was searched at LAX, which apparently is the new...
by huffmsa on Friday April 07, 2017 @09:52AM
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4: Enable 2FA but since you're a foreigner in the US you don't have cell service, so no 2FA text is ever received.
You're compliant as you can be.
Re:My phone was searched at LAX, which apparently is the new...
by MichaelGG on Friday April 07, 2017 @10:07AM
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Certainly there's a way around it, as you wouldn't take a vacation and leave yourself locked out of social media (though it's a good idea).
Re:My phone was searched at LAX, which apparently is the new...
by huffmsa on Friday April 07, 2017 @10:17AM
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I don't take my American simcard overseas, it's useless and I don't want to lose it.
Also, frame your vacation as a "getaway from technology."
Partner that with a candybar phone -- which you're going to buy a SIM card for in your destination country -- and you have a perfectly reasonable story.
At least I hope it's reasonable because it's what I've been doing for almost a decade
Re:My phone was searched at LAX, which apparently is the new...
by DanBC on Friday April 07, 2017 @09:55AM
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So what? They can still hold you for hours and then deny you entry.
Re:My phone was searched at LAX, which apparently is the new...
by LordWinstanley on Saturday April 08, 2017 @04:23AM
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5: Don't visit the USA. It's not compulsory to suck America's arse, you know.
Your answers to this are:
1: "here you are", and hope you haven't said anything that'll get you turned away
2: "I can't remember them, because I use strong passwords", and hope that doesn't get you turned away
3: "I don't have social media accounts", but remember that lying to federal agents is a crime.