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US Customs randomly confiscate laptops in global terror fight
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jwenting, Since you've posted, many laptops have been confiscated without reason.
Here is a scenario you haven't considered: For some employees and executives, their laptop contents do not only include their own corporate secrets, but the secrets and internal policies of hundreds of other corporations. It is a valid concern whether this information will be misused or more appropriately, mishandled.
Most, even I, would not trust any government employee or official to handle, process, and properly dispose of confidential information.
Here is a scenario you haven't considered: For some employees and executives, their laptop contents do not only include their own corporate secrets, but the secrets and internal policies of hundreds of other corporations. It is a valid concern whether this information will be misused or more appropriately, mishandled.
Most, even I, would not trust any government employee or official to handle, process, and properly dispose of confidential information.
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