The article discusses a new requirement for US visa applicants to make their social media accounts public, which has sparked varied reactions from the community. Many commenters express frustration and disbelief at the policy, calling it intrusive and suggesting it encourages scams. Some question the desirability of going to the US, while others fear similar policies may emerge in Thailand. The conversation reflects a broader concern about privacy and governmental overreach.
If they wanted access they should set up a government account that applicants can "friend" so that the government has access. The SHOULD NOT require anybody to share their personal accounts with the entire world. Unfortunately they seem to be very limited thinkers.
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Another reason to either not use social media or to only use straw accounts.
social media dets (ie copy your profiles’ urls) have been requested for many years for ESTAs. You could state ‘no social media’ at one time I believe. However that would be a false statement in itself for 99% of applicants under 90 years old