Both Canadian and American travelers have been worried about border checks, mainly due to privacy concerns. Recently, experts sounded the alarm on the risks of opting for TSA's face scans . There has also been a notable rise in phone checks at the U.S. border , which has made both Canadian and U.S. travelers anxious.

While it does feel intrusive, border officials are generally allowed to inspect your phone at entry points in many other countries. The Australian Border Force (ABF) can search your phone and copy data if you are suspected of committing an offense. The information can then be stored and shared with other law enforcement agencies.

But these phone checks can vary in coverage and limits. For instance, the U.K. Border Force cannot ask you to provide your phone password o

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