Sunday, January 7, 2018
US border guards searched 60 percent more devices in 2017
The good news is that customs agents will now need to have “reasonable suspicion” to perform a thorough search on your phones. Usually, an advanced search on electronic devices in airports means connecting them to an external gizmo that can analyze or copy their contents. Border guards can still manually search your gadget without a warrant, though, since the updated directives now state that 
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