>> Fred Baker wrote: >> What I would suggest is that people encrypt confidential >> information on their laptops, and perhaps the entire laptop. > King, Kimberly S. wrote: > I strongly agree and my entire laptop is encrypted. Guys, Jordi was talking about the US government wanting to know what's in your laptop. If the intel they have on you is that you may carry information such as how to build a nuke or grow a biological agent, and if you encrypt the entire thing they're going to confiscate it and either break the encryption or detain you indefinitely until you cough up the key. Keep in mind: you're dealing with the same guys who sent visa renewals to the terrorists who flew planes in the WTC six months after the entire world knew they were dead. They won't find more nuke blueprints in your laptop than they found WMDs in Iraq, but they sure can get annoying trying. >> Michel Py wrote: >> An iPod is a lot more suspicious, IMHO. > Joe Abley wrote: > Apparently! > http://forums.worldofwarcraft.com/thread.html? > topicId=11211166&pageNo=1&sid=1 And it did not even have one of these Sony batteries that spontaneously explode :-D Why build your own bomb to take on the airplane when Apple and Dell manufacture perfectly good ones, me wonders. Michel. _______________________________________________ Ietf@xxxxxxxx https://www1.ietf.org/mailman/listinfo/ietf