You Shouldn’t Have to Make Your Social Media Public to Get a Visa
You Shouldn’t Have to Make Your Social Media Public to Get a Visa
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You Shouldn’t Have to Make Your Social Media Public to Get a Visa
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Ez solution: don't go there
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Even better.
Dont go. & delete your accounts.
Getting out from behind the screen and being present in the world around you will do lots for mental health, relationships, and give you back a lot of free time.
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Doesn’t Lemmy also count as social media?
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even better, maintain an account that's complete lies to throw off their algorithm
(don't do this - your life matters)
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and best solution.
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Yeah I can't believe how insane china is wait
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Once again all the shit-for-brains cloven-hooved mouthbreathing fucksticks who ignored any and all warnings to gleefully hand over all their data to big tech for - ??? = funsies? - get me soaked with their drive-by shitpuddle. Thanks again, assholes. Yeah, sure like and subscribe.
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Here in Florida we sure love us some Trump! No one tell my neighbors how dependent we are on tourism.
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Here I was, wondering why people don't just say they don't have a social media account.
So I have to create a Facebook account just to enter the country? It was bad enough having unrelated websites demand it.
Good thing I have no plans to ever visit again. Elbows up.
So what happens when you don’t have any?
Presumably it's disqualifying.
I guess nobody can really know for sure, but in my opinion, if you truly don't have anything, nothing happens, as that's what they want, complacency.
I think EFF is just what-ifing things they could theoretically do in the future... which they do a lot. Not saying EFF is bad, but they do speculate a lot. Sometimes it's a good thing though.
I've recently deleted all my accounts except here - Now I look guilty by lack of social media.