Podcast 492: How to travel like an international superspy<article>
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Susie's back from some last-minute travel, just in time to talk travel with Glenn and Rich Mogull, a security researcher, Macworld contributor, and world traveler who knows all about how to keep your data safe and secure even when moving around in countries that are actively trying to snoop on you.</p><p>
For instance, we've all heard of "burner" devices—something cheap that holds no more of your personal data than necessary, that you use temporarily and then trash or donate when you're done. Well, that doesn't help us Apple fans much, does it? While it's true you probably won't want to buy a new iPad just to throw it away after a trip to China or Russia, it turns out iOS is generally secure enough that you can back up and wipe a device before you leave, use it during your trip, and then erase it again when you get home, ready to restore to your previous backup. Rich has other great tips too, from VPNs to knowing the special rules at border crossings.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/3027116/software-travel/podcast-492-how-to-travel-like-an-international-superspy.html#jump">To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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Podcast 492: How to travel like an international superspy
