g*n
发帖数: 616 | 1 Trump proposes including Chinese visitors in social media checks
By JOSH GERSTEIN 02/17/17 02:41 PM EST
The Trump administration is moving to expand social media checks to cover
Chinese citizens traveling to the U.S.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials are proposing to ask Chinese
visitors to disclose their social media "handles" or other identifiers on
common social media platforms like Twitter and Facebook. The question would
be asked online as part of an electronic system Chinese holders of long-term
U.S. business and visitor visas use to advise of upcoming travel.
Answering the question would be "optional," CBP said in a notice set for
publication Tuesday in the Federal Register. Those who don't wish to answer
will have their travel requests processed "without a negative interpretation
or inference," the notice said.
The Obama administration rolled out a similar, voluntary, social-media
screening effort late last year for travelers eligible to enter the U.S.
through the Visa Waiver Program, which includes many European countries and
other highly-developed nations.
The move to cover Chinese visitors in the social-media-focused screening
comes as Trump administration officials are publicly discussing far more
intrusive steps to vet foreigners seeking to enter the U.S., including
asking for social media passwords.
Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly told a Congressional hearing last
week that the administration was considering asking visitors from some
countries to turn over those codes as part of an attempt to screen out
potential terrorists.
"If they come in, we want to say, what websites do they visit, and give us
your passwords. So, we can see what they do on the internet," Kelly said.
Online privacy advocates and technology firms are deeply wary of the
security and privacy implications of that idea. Some activists are concerned
that expanding the current social-media collection effort is the Trump
administration's first formal step in that direction.
"This is the first concrete proposal that we've seen" under Trump, said Emma
Llanso of the Center for Democracy and Technology.
Llanso warned that U.S. requests or demands for social media profiles will
almost certainly lead to similar demands from other countries.
"So many countries around the world grant visas or visa waiver on a
reciprocity basis, if the U.S. starts demanding greater information from
different countries or different groups of travelers, we should not be
surprised at all if other governments do the same thing," Llanso said.
It's unclear how helpful the information the U.S. receives through social-
media screening is. Obviously, people looking to hide something could
decline to provide their social media handles or "forget" to list one of
them. The query alone could also prompt some individuals to scrub their
profiles or change privacy settings to hide them. U.S. surveillance systems
could potentially penetrate such protections, but the new notice says CBP
officers will review postings "consistent with the privacy settings the
applicant has chosen to adopt."
The initial iteration of the program to collect social media handles asked
travelers about profiles on sites like Facebook, Google , Instagram,
LinkedIn and YouTube. However, residents of China tend to use other social
media platforms, in part because U.S. sites are often blocked by the Chinese
Government.
Asked if Chinese travelers would be given choices of social media sites they
most frequently used, CBP spokeswoman Jennifer Evanitsky said; "A decision
hasn’t been made on which platforms will be on the drop down, but travelers
can submit any platform they want."
"The collection of social media identifiers will not be used to prevent
travel based on an applicant’s race, ethnicity, religion, or sexual
orientation," Evanitsky said. " The social media provider will not be asked
to violate any privacy settings or policies."
The notice to be published Tuesday sets off a 60-day comment period. Llanso
said her organization plans to object to the data collection as it did
previously. |
a*********a
发帖数: 3656 | 2 7 countries + China
lo and behold
it is not a muslin ban whatsoever.
lefties must be happy and proud.
would
term
【在 g*n 的大作中提到】
: Trump proposes including Chinese visitors in social media checks
: By JOSH GERSTEIN 02/17/17 02:41 PM EST
: The Trump administration is moving to expand social media checks to cover
: Chinese citizens traveling to the U.S.
: U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials are proposing to ask Chinese
: visitors to disclose their social media "handles" or other identifiers on
: common social media platforms like Twitter and Facebook. The question would
: be asked online as part of an electronic system Chinese holders of long-term
: U.S. business and visitor visas use to advise of upcoming travel.
: Answering the question would be "optional," CBP said in a notice set for
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b*******h
发帖数: 1833 | 3 这是一篇左臂媒体Politico的fake news,美国政府难道不知道中国是封facebook，
twitter，google的吗？这些作弊媒体又在秀下线，上都上不去，还提供账号，傻逼媒
体。 |
l*****6
发帖数: 7881 | 4 无语了。
would
term
【在 g*n 的大作中提到】
: Trump proposes including Chinese visitors in social media checks
: By JOSH GERSTEIN 02/17/17 02:41 PM EST
: The Trump administration is moving to expand social media checks to cover
: Chinese citizens traveling to the U.S.
: U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials are proposing to ask Chinese
: visitors to disclose their social media "handles" or other identifiers on
: common social media platforms like Twitter and Facebook. The question would
: be asked online as part of an electronic system Chinese holders of long-term
: U.S. business and visitor visas use to advise of upcoming travel.
: Answering the question would be "optional," CBP said in a notice set for
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t**x
发帖数: 20965 | |
m*h
发帖数: 2750 | 6 真的啊？
那当过廊五的和偷渡来吃着福利盼美国垮的岂不是吓死了？ |
a****a
发帖数: 3905 | 7 是把中国和免签国家放在一起。
【在 a*********a 的大作中提到】
: 7 countries + China
: lo and behold
: it is not a muslin ban whatsoever.
: lefties must be happy and proud.
:
: would
: term
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B*Q
发帖数: 25729 | |
d******y
发帖数: 2787 | 9 没有脸书和推特需要现场注册吗？
★ 发自iPhone App: ChineseWeb 16
【在 g*n 的大作中提到】
: Trump proposes including Chinese visitors in social media checks
: By JOSH GERSTEIN 02/17/17 02:41 PM EST
: The Trump administration is moving to expand social media checks to cover
: Chinese citizens traveling to the U.S.
: U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials are proposing to ask Chinese
: visitors to disclose their social media "handles" or other identifiers on
: common social media platforms like Twitter and Facebook. The question would
: be asked online as part of an electronic system Chinese holders of long-term
: U.S. business and visitor visas use to advise of upcoming travel.
: Answering the question would be "optional," CBP said in a notice set for
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g*n
发帖数: 616 | 10 估计微信也得查。 说不定还要查买买提的Id, 呵呵
: 没有脸书和推特需要现场注册吗？
: ★ 发自iPhone App: ChineseWeb 16
【在 d******y 的大作中提到】
: 没有脸书和推特需要现场注册吗？
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: ★ 发自iPhone App: ChineseWeb 16
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d******y
发帖数: 2787 | 11 咋没提呢？原文在哪里？
★ 发自iPhone App: ChineseWeb 16
【在 g*n 的大作中提到】
: 估计微信也得查。 说不定还要查买买提的Id, 呵呵
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: 没有脸书和推特需要现场注册吗？
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g*n
发帖数: 616 | 12 不知道会不会查川黑啊， 怕怕。
: 真的啊？
: 那当过廊五的和偷渡来吃着福利盼美国垮的岂不是吓死了？
【在 m*h 的大作中提到】
: 真的啊？
: 那当过廊五的和偷渡来吃着福利盼美国垮的岂不是吓死了？
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B*Q
发帖数: 25729 | 13 其实国际旅行不带手机就好了
中国一部
美国一部
挣够十三万
这都不是个事 |
g*n
发帖数: 616 | 14 http://www.politico.com/blogs/under-the-radar/2017/02/trump-chinese-visitors-social-media-check-235146?cmpid=sf
: 咋没提呢？原文在哪里？
: ★ 发自iPhone App: ChineseWeb 16
【在 d******y 的大作中提到】
: 咋没提呢？原文在哪里？
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d******y
发帖数: 2787 | 15 且不说这是politico的blog
细看内容，只不过是把马桶针对欧洲人的问题扩展到中国的visitors，还是完全自愿的
题目与内容大相径庭，典型fake news
★ 发自iPhone App: ChineseWeb 16
【在 g*n 的大作中提到】
: http://www.politico.com/blogs/under-the-radar/2017/02/trump-chinese-visitors-social-media-check-235146?cmpid=sf
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r*****s
发帖数: 1815 | 16 必须有美国学历！没有美国学历的垃圾都不能发h1b
: 其实国际旅行不带手机就好了
: 中国一部
: 美国一部
: 挣够十三万
: 这都不是个事
【在 B*Q 的大作中提到】
: 其实国际旅行不带手机就好了
: 中国一部
: 美国一部
: 挣够十三万
: 这都不是个事
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