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I have somebody I could call right now and within about 30 minutes we would probably have all of your passwords that
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you use for all of your devices in your personal home [Laughter] pass. When you travel when any business person
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travels to a hostile country they're almost always surveiled their hotel rooms can be rifled through. There's
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there's people called bumbling surveillance or watchers who will usually follow you. Um, I'm not sure
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what your travel looks like, but I can almost assure you that if you traveled to Russia, if you traveled to China, if
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you traveled to Cuba, you had a watcher. You had a surveillance team really that was watching you.
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Me? Yeah. Why? Because you're wealthy, you're successful, you're an influencer, you're
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of significance. At the very least, they want to make sure that some petty criminal doesn't hurt you in their
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country cuz that could be a big deal. Thank you. But, please continue to surveil me. But at
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worst, they could also be scraping your cell phone to pull all of your contacts off the cell phone so that they could
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then reach out to any of the contacts that you have on your cell phone. They could scan and duplicate your hard drive
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as you go through uh secondary or go through immigration in a foreign country. They can scan my hard drive as I go
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through immigration. Absolutely. We can do that here in the United States, too. Well, so if I land in the United States,
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they they How do they do how would they do that? There's different authorities that exist
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for different agencies. So, here inside the United States, one of the authorities that we give to our border
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patrol is the authority to essentially scrape data off of all of your electronic devices. So, if you're deemed
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a target of interest and if you're moved into what's known as a secondary screening, they will separate you from
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your bags. They'll actually open your your bags, they might even tell you to unlock your cell phone or unlock your
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laptop. And then from there with with technology that's proprietary and technology that's also commercially
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available, they can scrape and scan your hard drive. There's a good chance that it was cloned.
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But I didn't give them my password. Sometimes they don't need your password. Really?
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Oh yeah. I have somebody I could call right now and within about 30 minutes we would
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probably have all of your passwords that you use for all of your devices in your
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personal home. [Laughter] That's the end of the podcast, Angel. Good luck with the book.
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Pass me my phone.