>“Within an hour of landing in China, there will be malware on your mobile device,” says Dave Anderson, a senior director at Voltage Security in Cupertino, Calif.
What the fuck? How am I supposed to protect my phone and laptop in China?
>>60570239
Use an international dumbphone for international travel and bring a book or watch television for entertainment while in China.
I have no interest nor need to physically move my body to China
VPN
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>>60570239
install some obscure OS on an ancient piece of shit laptop, bring a portable DVD player with some DVDs, get a dumbphone and an MP3 player.
>>60570256
>>60570277
But I'm going there for a year and need my computer.
>>60570277
>DVDs
what, that's gonna keep you occupied for all of 3 days?
>>60570239
What could go wrong when China uses NSA backdoors.
>>60570286
Then deal with it.
Get linux and literally close every single fucking port on it except HTTP/HTTPS and maybe SSH.
>>60570286
You still can install obscure OS.
Read the article from where the quote was taken
http://www.travelandleisure.com/articles/how-to-keep-your-mobile-devices-secure
>>60570286
Install Hardened Gentoo
>>60570330
>Always password protect a laptop, and where possible, encrypt all data on the device—but understand that data encryption is illegal in some countries (notably China and Russia)
>>60570239
It's just some propaganda dumbass.
>>60570303
you can buy bootleg dvds in china
i'm pretty sure even grocery stores give you complimentary rips of hunger games and harry potter.
it's fucking china.
>>60570239
It's bogus. There is no magical haxing field covering Chinese territory.
>>60570380
>data encryption is illegal in some countries (notably ... Russia)
Bullshit
>>60570286
Buy a Chromebook, the burner phone of laptops
>>60571697
>chromebook
>burner phone
>cheapest prices start at $150
You know, I think it's cheaper to buy some used notebook
It's for the retards that live from Starbucks to Starbucks who have their devices set to automatically connect to all wifi.
>>60571794
>tickets to china + lodging
>cheapest prices start at $1000
$150 for a burner device isn't THAT bad in this instance.
>>60570239
Why on earth would you ever want to enter China?