US begins asking foreign travelers for social media accounts upon entry

27 Dec 2016

“U.S. Customs and Border Protection has finalized a measure to have foreign travelers provide social media accounts when they enter the country. “

Source: US begins asking foreign travelers for social media accounts upon entry | TheHill

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