Depending on the country you're traveling to, it may be wise to temporarily wipe and reset your device by an authorized agent before you leave. Most importantly, remember to back up your data to a secure cloud or a device you won't be traveling with beforehand. To accomplish data erasure, you can follow this simple procedure recommended by the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF).
Set a strong password
Protect your devices with a strong password , meaning one that list of belize whatsapp phone numbers is long (at least 8 characters) and complex (combining lowercase and uppercase letters, numbers and special characters). All your devices, even the smallest USB key, should be protected by a strong password.
Make sure to lock any device you travel with when you are not using it. Also turn off lock screen notifications and Bluetooth to prevent data leakage.
Set up two-factor authentication (2FA)
Two-factor authentication (2FA) adds a second layer of security to your password. It works as a confirmation of your identity using two or more criteria: knowledge (something only you know, such as a password or PIN code), possession (something that belongs to you, such as your mobile phone), and inherence (something only you are). Typically, you will be asked to confirm your identity with a code. The app or website you want to connect to will send an SMS to your mobile phone. On touch devices, you may also be asked to provide your fingerprints.
Prepare your devices
Run all updates for the systems and applications you use. This way, you won't have to risk doing so at your destination via a potentially unsafe Wi-Fi connection.
