I only flew once in my life to Dublin and back and that's all within Europe so minimal checks

If I where to travel to a country where they would take my phone and demand my password I think I'm refusing

"Give your password if you don't have anything to hide" is just plain bullshit

Everyone has stuff to hide, even if it's a password or private note

We should not accept this authoritarian bullshit

in reply to stux⚡

everything is fine until it isn't so someone may be fine now saying they have nothing to hide but 6 months, weeks, hours later when an irrational administration decide they don't like something, that all changes & legacy activity will be used against people

At this point, the world needs to treat the US as a pariah & carry on without them as much as possible including heavy travel restrictions on the country

All empires fall, what makes america think that their empire won't also fall?

in reply to stux⚡

Where government’s concerned, I’d say that the biggest delusion isn’t believing that one has nothing to hide, but rather that one gets to decide whether one has anything to hide. What was once no threat can easily become one when the rules change, which is something that most people have no meaningful control over. For instance, the MAHA influencers squealing about RFK Jr promoting wearables didn’t bat an eyelid at his proposal for autism registry.