Border Searches of Laptops and Phones Rose 32% This Year

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Reported border searches of travelers' laptops and phones have increased by 32% so far this year. The figures point to a growing push by officials to examine digital devices at entry points. The article, published by Gizmodo, centers on requests for passwords as part of these searches. The source material provided is limited to the headline and link metadata, so specifics on agencies, locations, and legal context could not be confirmed. Readers seeking full details should consult the original Gizmodo report.

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