I know people who have two factor codes and password vaults on their phone's that if compromised by a competent attacker could compromise nearly every major corporation in America.
Imagine if a foreign intelligence agency managed to get a border guard asset.
Even from a reciprocity point of view, if we search other people's phones, that sets expectations that ours can get searched too. It's dangerous precedent all around.
I know people who have two factor codes and password vaults on their phone's that if compromised by a competent attacker could compromise nearly every major corporation in America.
Imagine if a foreign intelligence agency managed to get a border guard asset.
Even from a reciprocity point of view, if we search other people's phones, that sets expectations that ours can get searched too. It's dangerous precedent all around.