Add it to the mountain of reasons I’m not likely to cross the border and give them any money anytime soon.
I’d care more, but I don’t see myself crossing into that shit hole again in my lifetime.
Stop going there
Haven’t been since that Orange moron took office
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This Canadian will be staying away until the possibility of being sent to an gulag is off the table.
Seriously. I mean, if I want to see El Salvador, I’ll go to El Salvador.
My aunt travelled very recently to the States, but because she wasn’t subject to being ID’d my dad has been singing fake news for the last few days.
My guess is that it is still in the process of being implemented.
And my guess is that they are implementing this everywhere to prevent people who want to overstay their visa to have a loophole.
That would be the stated reasons.
It’s what else they’ll do with all that juicy personal information that concerns me.
Then again, I (and a lot of other canadians) didn’t need any additional reasons to not go there, so it’s not changing my plans to stay away from Trumpistan.
How did she enter? Because airports have had portrait photos taken when going through customs for years now. At the land borders, cars are photographed and x-rayed at the border, and the only time they don’t ask you for ID is when they already know who you are (from something like Nexus). Maybe there’s crossings in rural areas that have way less security?
I’ve been traveling back and forth for the last 10-ish years, and I’m honestly confused as to what exactly is changing. It sounds like they might be adding additional checkpoints for exiting the country and taking photos at that point? I guess I’ll find out on my next crossing.
I wonder if dazzle camouflage will still work to beat facial recognition software, or it it’s improved in five years? https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/feb/01/privacy-campaigners-dazzle-camouflage-met-police-surveillance
Please stop going to America.
I have a Nexus card. They have my complete background, finger prints, iris scans, and facial biometrics. Who fucking cares? It’s just a pedofascist flex. Just yawn at them. It will drive them crazy that you’re not bothered.
Bend over harder. That’ll show them.
Do you think that the US didn’t photograph you dozens of times every time you crossed the border? Do you think that the airlines and Canadian government don’t share information about you when you travel? Do you think they don’t monitor your phone calls? Do you think they don’t monitor your social media?
I’ve working in nation state level information security for 15 years and boy, do I have news for you.
^ when someone is putting their finger up your ass, tell them to put their whole fist in!.. that’ll show 'em
If you think they haven’t had their fist in your ass for years I have to question the tightness of your asshole. All they’re doing now is telling you that they have their fist in your ass to get a rise out of you and you’re giving them what they want. MAGA has a hardon for cruelty. I’m suggesting that you look them straight in the eye and say, “Mmmmm, daddy!”
If you think they haven’t had their first in your ass for years I have to question the tightness of your asshole
I see you judge by your own experience… I never provided all possible identifiers to get a Nexus and I am definitely not setting foot in the USA in the foreseeable future.
But you do you, show em by volunteering all your data and spending you money there… that’ll show em
Yes, being gainfully employed by the Canadian subsidiary of US company that requires me to travel to the US once a year does colour my perspective but by all means go on fighting the good fight.
I used to go to the USA way more often than that and still never trusted all my data to Nexus to save 15 mins in line… again, you do you bud
Nexus routinely saves me more than an hour at the airport and TSA Pre does the same in the US. I had more than 150 flights in 2019, a third to the US and half international and Nexus saved me a lot of time and hassle. My world may just be bigger than yours so Nexus has a much bigger impact for me than it would for you.
Funny you said you only had to go once a year, not 50 times… but whatever dude, as I have said, four times by now, you do you… if you need to justify yourself to me, you should reflect upon that
Yes, being gainfully employed by the Canadian subsidiary of US company that requires me to travel to the US once a year does colour my perspective but by all means go on fighting the good fight.
