US embassy wants 'every social media username of past five years' for new visas
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Re: US embassy wants 'every social media username of past five years' for new visas
#2Setting everything to “public”, likewise, has potential implications far beyond a visa, since scraping can happen real fast. Then, things on the Internet live like… more than forever, potentially resurfacing later.
That could be a potential employer, romantic interest, etc.—and just consider how things from 10-20 years ago have already resurfaced for some high-profile individuals, under some new social cause or just attitude change. The same thing can happen to any of us under these circumstances, ready to ruin lives.
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#6Censorship? Anyone?
Scary times.
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#7People are already being denied entry based on social media posts. Censorship? Anyone? Scary times.
e: they downvoted him because they hated the truth.
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#8Good thing I have no interest in visiting the land of the "free" anytime soon.
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#9This article uses the word "required" but it doesn't give a direct quote saying that it truly is mandatory, it reads a bit waffly.
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#10They are literally saying that only those who lie or have garbage security practices can get Visas.