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British travellers to the United States face the uncomfortable choice of handing over personal information, including social media passwords and mobile phone contacts, or running the risk of being denied entry to the country, under a new “extreme vetting” policy being considered by the Trump administration.
Tourists from the UK and other US allies including Germany and France, could be forced to reveal personal data, as well as disclose financial information and face detailed ideological questioning, according to Trump administration officials quoted by the Wall Street Journal. While US citizens have established rights against unlawful searches at the border, the extent to which foreign travellers can resist requests to hand over personal information is unclear.
Already happend a bunch of times including some high level NASA guys phone. You can bet more than a few naked wife pictures have been copied for personal collections.
i used to work for a businessman who was given the idea by colleagues to UPS his phone to his hotel and have a blank backup. Doesn't sound so crazy now.
Simple answer here, which is "sorry, I don't have any social media accounts" to the TSA agents or whoever. I hate the assumption that everyone must be using social media, when did it become required?
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