I don't quite understand what you are saying. I am unaware of any such requests by other (Western) countries' governments I have travelled to in the past few years.
Are government bureaucrats thinking that they should not only have the right to view my social media accounts "from the inside", but also the risk that they may impersonate me from now on?
And what is to stop me changing the passwords minutes after handing them over and having my passport stamped?
I dont think any other country actually asks for the password. But countries like Thailand may ask for _some_ social media accounts. In opposite to the U.S. they dont bother you if you just keep them empty (a friend of mine got asked by U.S. immigration why he did not fill his facebook account when he had one).
My point really just that the U.S. is going crazy. And we should all be aware or even a bit afraid even if we have nothing to do with that shit in first place.
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[ 5.2 ms ] story [ 35.1 ms ] threadAre government bureaucrats thinking that they should not only have the right to view my social media accounts "from the inside", but also the risk that they may impersonate me from now on?
And what is to stop me changing the passwords minutes after handing them over and having my passport stamped?
My point really just that the U.S. is going crazy. And we should all be aware or even a bit afraid even if we have nothing to do with that shit in first place.