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testfoobar ◴[] No.44314177[source]
Outside of just wanting privacy for its own sake, there are many, many reasons to keep social media profiles private: health privacy, sexual orientation privacy, relationship privacy, location privacy, financial privacy, etc.

“To facilitate this vetting, all applicants for F, M and J non-immigrant visas will be asked to adjust the privacy settings on all their social media profiles to ‘public’”, the official said.

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sneak ◴[] No.44315092[source]
Another of the thousand reasons people should delete their Facebook and Instagram accounts.
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jmye ◴[] No.44315119[source]
Wouldn’t that be likely to be taken as identical to having a locked one? I don’t use traditional social media, and never have, and have always assumed that would cause me to “fail” a test like this.

(Sorry, I mean this to read as a question, not an assertion.)

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Liquix ◴[] No.44315855[source]
if having an instagram/tiktok/facebook/etc is a hard requirement for entering the country, we've truly reached peak clown world
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1. emodendroket ◴[] No.44316076[source]
Being unreasonable seems like half the point.