As border enforcement as using increasingly invasive tactics, a traveler that has any privacy concerns for the data that they are carrying (especially if visiting the United States) will very likely take steps to protect themselves.
Examples:
FindLaw:
The Ninth Circuit, in a decision announced this summer, has approved forensic searches of laptop computers at the [...]
I have a new pgp key.
Feel free to sign it at your pgp.net keyserver of choice.
$ gpg –fingerprint FE264BAA
pub 16384R/FE264BAA 2008-01-17 Key fingerprint = 9A05 99DB 838D 9049 0509 AD5D 26A4 2F8A FE26 4BAAsub 16384R/3CA219BB 2008-01-17
Why so big a keysize? A friend of mine cited the following:
NIST key management guidelines further suggest that 15360-bit RSA keys [...]
I’ve decided that I, as a relatively new resident of Washington State, will start filing formal complaints with the state Attorney General’s office (using this form here) for those companies who have harvested or purchased my contact information.
I’ve been doing some of my own work in email marketing on behalf of one of my clients. One [...]
It is a new Web 2.0 economy! All the rules have changed!
Yeah. Sure they have. Right.
It’s the same shell game of no revenue that everyone has played before. Actually, I think it’s a little worse this time.
It is worse because companies like Google, and everyone else because of them, are over-valued in the extreme.
These companies can [...]
Like I have talked about before with Google and as Laurance Lessig discussed in his talk at the University of Washington, public companies are established with one goal. … Some of his talk entitled “Is Google (2008) Microsoft (1998)” is available here:
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