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Originally Posted by RickyMaveety
As mentioned ... if you are all that worried about what US Customs is going to find on your digital device, then before coming to the US:
1. Remove all child pornography from all digital devices;
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That is what the real issue is: each country have their own interpretation of child-porn. Should I have innocent pictures of my childeren at the beach - the customs can interpret that as childporn.
Currently Italy has forbidden parents for taking pictures of their children in the swimming pool. In the Netherlands we have had discussions of art could be interpreted as (kiddy)porn. Should I have holiday pictures of (half) naked man/woman it could be considered porn - however even in de US you must have naturists and nudists.
Once the customs get access to my personal data/pictures/art I can get into these kind of discussions. Unfortunately it's the US that creates these ineffective measures:
- access to all personal data of anyone that takes a plane and store this ( for 15??? years)
- access to all creditcard data from Euopean citizens to .... (create a blacklist for the US border ??).
And in return the EU is requesting the same information from the US as countermeasure.
Any references to Anne-Frank I consider rather off-topic and offensive.