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How to lock down your phone if you’re traveling to the U.S.
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There is very little to reason to believe that any data copied by agencies like this is deleted ever. You should assume any data copied like this is kept forever, shared between agencies and corporate contractors, compiled into various databases and lists, used to train shady security contractor AI systems.
There are no comprehensive federal data privacy laws in the United States, and even if we get one in the future, it probably won't apply to security agencies.