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International travel is a privacy nightmare these days
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this post was submitted on 05 Oct 2024
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I don't think you pointed out the reason why you care? Also some of those things are not anything new so are not at all supportive of the point you try to make.
I tried to make sense of this comment and I got a headache.
I hope that was sarcasm.
People like you are the reason why we have to suffer these indignities.
I am by no means disagreeing. I am just saying there is an argument that could be made better. Asking a reason for traveling or verifying passports in absolutely nothing new and makes the point the user is trying to make seem disingenuous to a degree. Also a personal reasoning as to why they would like more privacy in the modern era would make the post much more relatable.