It will work great. If you make your laptop boot into windows by default, it will look like the thousands of other laptops they screen every day and you will get waived through.
However, if they do make an image of your hard drive, you can encrypt your Linux data partition and they still won't the goods.
Sure if you are simply reposting raw images from your camera. But if your camera is like mine, it will automatically convert all images to jpeg's. Hopefully the compression will wash out any unique flaws in your camera. If you are still worried, Resize all your dirty images in gimp to a fifth of their original size and then compress it down to 100kb. Strip the EXIF data and your pictures should be pretty much untraceable under all the compression.
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It will work great. If you make your laptop boot into windows by default, it will look like the thousands of other laptops they screen every day and you will get waived through. However, if they do make an image of your hard drive, you can encrypt your Linux data partition and they still won't the goods.
My laptop is completely encrypted and it never slowed me down at all.
Sure if you are simply reposting raw images from your camera. But if your camera is like mine, it will automatically convert all images to jpeg's. Hopefully the compression will wash out any unique flaws in your camera. If you are still worried, Resize all your dirty images in gimp to a fifth of their original size and then compress it down to 100kb. Strip the EXIF data and your pictures should be pretty much untraceable under all the compression.
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