Much better.

I have the free proton on my phone. I can use it there at least

So just all of new england, the pacific northwest and California.

Airlines always check their stuff. Border crossings via greyhound bus or car are not always.

NOW YOU TELL ME! I have a three year plan with them!

People have told me that I could pass for an Italian… hmm…

I also have osmand. At any rate I wish I could uninstall Google entirely off my computer. My dad was the one who made my gmail account back in 2005 (when it was invited only, if you can believe/remember that), and I have been using it for all my governmental and important stuff since. I have plenty of other emails, but most of them are for inconsequential stuff.

They never asked to see my phone at the border. But the last time I crossed they were getting a hell of a lot more aggressive. They got less aggressive when I became a Canadian citizen, but when I only had my Lebanese passport they almost always brought me in for more questioning. It was kinda bizarre. They probably aggressively searched my luggage, but I can’t be sure of that.

That is a good option. I am actually quite careful about what I use my phone for. I still on occasion use Google maps, but i turn location history off and I always delete previous searches.

I am aware that this does not remove them from google’s database, but it does make your movements not immediately obvious.

Also i would delete browser history and log out of all social media accounts (and disable remembering usernames/passwords) and even uninstall some apps in order to make who you interact eith less immediately obvious. Once you clear the border fully you can reinstall everything at your earliest convenience.

Would Private Internet Access work? That is my VPN.

I love on how it can work as Superman knowing what a piece of shit tesla is and doing nothing… but it can also be implied that it was superman who started the fire.