Thanks, Rich. I don't think we will be staying in hotels per se most of the trip. More like AirBnBs or pensions. But I'm wondering also if people feel that hotel business center computers would be secure most of the time? A couple of months ago I used a computer at Forbes Library and noticed that they wiped everything clean, so to speak, after each user. I wonder if that's the norm these days? Marcia Yudkin -------------------------------------------- On Fri, 5/19/17, Rich Roth <webmaster at hidden-tech.net> wrote: We've been EU and UK about once a year for the last few years, and also have traveling family. Personally, I'd be surprised if the ban happens, however I also believe in thinking ahead. Since wifi is so common now, the Internet cafe is a pretty rare thing, although most hotels have business centers. I'd go with a throw-away tablet -- there are some pretty cheap ones. To be safe packing it, turn it off - not just put it to sleep, also it's likely they will not be as limited as laptops, if any ban does take place. OR you could buy a cheap laptop, pre-load it and ship it to your first hotel to hold for you. Just another idea. Happy Travels (and be sure to post) Rich