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25 May 2017, by
Airline travellers are now requested to submit their phone to security controls before getting on board; more and more frequently, specially in the United States, they are even requested to unlock it, and/or to reveal their passwords.
To be prepared for this, here are some preventive measures you can take before check-in, to make police & customs controls as smooth as possible, even if your phone contains privacy tools and classified stuff [1].
Before police & customs formalities:
j
[2]"/root/.gnupg/"
(your GnuPG keyrings) to j
, empty it and fill it with inoffensive fake data (see here)*.gpg
and *.asc
files[1] These suggested actions are intended for Jolla/SailfishOS phones; you may of course adapt them to your device.
[2] Assuming you have an encrypted “j” volume (e.g. Truecrypt, Veracrypt, LUKS) in your micro-sd card and/or in the cloud (with a strong pass phrase of course). If not, see here.