If you are traveling to or through Hong Kong, here is a new thing to consider when you are deciding whether or not to take your devices with you and how you should set them up.
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If you are traveling to or through Hong Kong, here is a new thing to consider when you are deciding whether or not to take your devices with you and how you should set them up.
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If you are traveling to or through Hong Kong, here is a new thing to consider when you are deciding whether or not to take your devices with you and how you should set them up.
@evacide Coming to an autocracy near you.
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If you are traveling to or through Hong Kong, here is a new thing to consider when you are deciding whether or not to take your devices with you and how you should set them up.
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If you are traveling to or through Hong Kong, here is a new thing to consider when you are deciding whether or not to take your devices with you and how you should set them up.
@evacide State interference with devices is so bad globally that my employer now bans taking laptops overseas. Any traveller requiring a laptop gets a clean 'burner' machine.
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If you are traveling to or through Hong Kong, here is a new thing to consider when you are deciding whether or not to take your devices with you and how you should set them up.
@evacide see also America.
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If you are traveling to or through Hong Kong, here is a new thing to consider when you are deciding whether or not to take your devices with you and how you should set them up.
@evacide are there any good plausible deniability encryption projects or is it still just veracrypt?
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If you are traveling to or through Hong Kong, here is a new thing to consider when you are deciding whether or not to take your devices with you and how you should set them up.
@evacide Please remind me not to travel via Hong Kong.
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If you are traveling to or through Hong Kong, here is a new thing to consider when you are deciding whether or not to take your devices with you and how you should set them up.
@evacide
Well shit..more fascist censorship and intrusions -
If you are traveling to or through Hong Kong, here is a new thing to consider when you are deciding whether or not to take your devices with you and how you should set them up.
It's almost like they DON'T want people to travel so as to better manipulate the "populus".
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@evacide Please remind me not to travel via Hong Kong.
@Olle_Gladso @evacide also china cause they are the same
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@evacide State interference with devices is so bad globally that my employer now bans taking laptops overseas. Any traveller requiring a laptop gets a clean 'burner' machine.
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@evacide Please remind me not to travel via Hong Kong.
@Olle_Gladso
Your loss. It's a cool place
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@Olle_Gladso @evacide also china cause they are the same
@tootbrute @Olle_Gladso @evacide
And not via the US. The globe is slowly becoming one huge no-go zone for travel.
Though that dovetails nicely with the idea that we shouldn't fly so much anyway, since it's bad for the climate.
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@evacide are there any good plausible deniability encryption projects or is it still just veracrypt?
And now that you have posted _in public_ that you are thinking about deniable encryption, they'll hit you with a wrench until you give them a working password to a deniably encrypted container. If you can't give such a password, it seems likely you're only still denying, so the effort would continue.
Better now to always have such a container somewhere in unused disk space, otherwise you'll never leave the rubber hose decryption cellar.
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It's clearly an extreme case if you got passwords on your devices or --- God forbid --- even encryption.
Who do you think you are? A spy agency? Nah, likely only an "extreme case" (of what, we'll find out later, after having had a look at your laptop and mobile).
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