EU Staff Is Now Using Burner Phones to Evade Trump

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• EU Staff Is Now Using Burner Phones to Evade Trump  The New Republic
• EU issues US-bound staff with burner phones over spying fears  Financial Times
• The Ultimate Holiday Travel Hack: Protect Your Data With a Burner Phone  CNET
• Europe gives staffers in US burner phones due to spying concerns  Straight Arrow News
• European Commission gives employees burner phones and laptops for visits to the US  Techzine Global
• EU issues burner phones to staff visiting US over spying fears: Report  India Today
• The WIRED Guide to Protecting Yourself From Government Surveillance  WIRED
• Opinion | I Have Never Been More Afraid for My Country’s Future  The New York Times
• Travelling to the US? Expect to be 'vetted to the maximum degree'  Business Travel News Europe
• NATO summit sidesteps question of Trump ending military aid to Ukraine  The Washington Post
• Avoid US or Take Burner Devices, Canadian Executives Tell Staff  Bloomberg.com
• Visitors to U.S. Take Extreme Precautions as Trump Continues March of Fascism  Gizmodo
• ‘Anxiety is palpable’: detention of researchers at US border spurs travel worries  Nature
• You Won’t Believe Who Trump Blames for Russia Attacking Ukraine  The New Republic
• Travel to the U.S. from almost everywhere is falling under Trump  The Washington Post
• Stricter US border controls prompt business travel rethink  Financial Times
• Every Part of This ICE Arrest Is Horrific—Especially the Location  The New Republic
• Trump Doubles Down on His Most Terrifying Threat Yet  The New Republic
• How to protect your phone and data privacy at the US border  The Guardian
• Why immigration lawyers warn you might want to bring a burner phone if you're going to the U.S.  CBC
• Morning news wrap: Trump-Meloni hold trade talks, ED to turn up heat on Vadra, Rohit’s IPL woes & more  Times of India
• Trump claims ignorance of ‘burner phones’. Here’s how they work  The Guardian