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🚨 TRAVELING TO THE U.S.? READ THIS FIRST. 🚨

If you’re entering the United States, U.S. authorities may ask for up to FIVE YEARS of your social media history as part of the entry process. That includes platforms like Instagram, X (Twitter), Facebook, TikTok, LinkedIn, and more.

Yes — five years of posts, handles, and online activity.

Most travelers have no idea this is even a thing until they’re already at the airport or border.

So what’s actually happening?
• Who can be asked for social media info
• What platforms are included
• Whether it’s “required” or “optional”
• What happens if you refuse
• How this affects tourists, students, and visa holders
• And what this means for privacy while traveling

This video breaks it all down in plain English — no legal jargon, no fear-mongering, just the facts and why this policy has so many people concerned.

⚠️ Important: This isn’t just about what you post — it’s about how governments are expanding digital surveillance and what that means for international travel going forward.

If you travel internationally, this is something you need to know before booking your next flight.

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