>“Within an hour of landing in China, there will be malware on your mobile device,” says Dave Anderson, a senior director at Voltage Security in Cupertino, Calif.
What the fuck? How am I supposed to protect my phone and laptop in China?
“Within an hour of landing in China, there will be malware on your mobile device,” says Dave Anderson...
Luis Garcia
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Kayden Sanchez
Use an international dumbphone for international travel and bring a book or watch television for entertainment while in China.
Connor Smith
I have no interest nor need to physically move my body to China
Carter Parker
VPN
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Nathan Flores
install some obscure OS on an ancient piece of shit laptop, bring a portable DVD player with some DVDs, get a dumbphone and an MP3 player.
Colton Cruz
But I'm going there for a year and need my computer.
Eli Howard
>DVDs
what, that's gonna keep you occupied for all of 3 days?
Jacob Price
What could go wrong when China uses NSA backdoors.
Jackson Russell
Then deal with it.
Get linux and literally close every single fucking port on it except HTTP/HTTPS and maybe SSH.
Christian Clark
You still can install obscure OS.
Cooper Campbell
Read the article from where the quote was taken
travelandleisure.com
Jacob Jenkins
Install Hardened Gentoo
Adam Young
>Always password protect a laptop, and where possible, encrypt all data on the device—but understand that data encryption is illegal in some countries (notably China and Russia)
Carter Bailey
It's just some propaganda dumbass.
Angel Anderson
you can buy bootleg dvds in china
i'm pretty sure even grocery stores give you complimentary rips of hunger games and harry potter.
it's fucking china.
Robert Kelly
It's bogus. There is no magical haxing field covering Chinese territory.
Anthony Cruz
>data encryption is illegal in some countries (notably ... Russia)
Bullshit
Charles Martinez
Buy a Chromebook, the burner phone of laptops
Xavier Brooks
>chromebook
>burner phone
>cheapest prices start at $150
You know, I think it's cheaper to buy some used notebook
Nathan Young
It's for the retards that live from Starbucks to Starbucks who have their devices set to automatically connect to all wifi.
Connor Lee
>tickets to china + lodging
>cheapest prices start at $1000
$150 for a burner device isn't THAT bad in this instance.
Caleb Barnes
Why on earth would you ever want to enter China?