Setting Up a Secure Computer for Travel - Step #1

I'll show you how to setup a computer for secure travel just in case you're stopped by border control who want to search your electronic devices. I know, crazy right? It happened to me coming back to the U.S. from Canada a couple of weeks ago. At the border, they asked for my cellular phone, but since I had anticipated this, they got an empty phone. I left my primary phone at home. My computer was secure as well, but they didn't ask for that. These videos step from a Substack article I wrote on April 24th and will follow the procedures described in that article. Substack Article Link: https://bkomanet.substack.com/p/a-guide-to-digital-border-crossings?r=24oa3u Virtualization (to be explained in the videos) will be used to securely operate your computer making it impossible for prying eyese if they get ahold of your hardware. To get your computer setup for virtualization, here is a video on setting up it's settings: https://youtu.be/u_m1NO7uHOU Next: Step #2: https://youtu.be/Mhw3u0YDBE4 00:00 Introduction 05:20 Getting the Software you'll need 13:49 Installing the Software on Windows (Installing on Mac is much the same) 16:51 In Conclusion