6. Travel with a secondary phone You also can travel with an inexpensive and relatively anonymous secondary device or burner phone, one without your contacts, photos and revealing texts. But be aware ...

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She also suggests travellers use a burner phone (pre-paid phone) to protect their personal data from border agents. "If there are any concerns about their activities on social media — if they're ...

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