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Re:US immigration enforcement used AI-powered tool to scan p... by JumpCrisscross on Friday October 27, 2023 @12:47PM (#38040817)
> universal human rights, there is no need to grant applicants USA constitutional rights to respect the former

I don’t see how denying a visa constitutes infringing on someone’s freedom of speech at the level of a human rights violation.

> infringe the privacy of others

These are public social media posts. Not private messages.

Re:US immigration enforcement used AI-powered tool to scan p... by ASalazarMX on Friday October 27, 2023 @10:50PM (#38046633)
Don't be intentionally (I hope) obtuse. I'm not saying everyone should get a visa, I'm saying universal human rights should be repected by all governments that supposedly recognized them. Allow or deny the visa, but respect the applicant's dignity.

Privacy is one of those analienable universal human rights recognized by the UN, and demanding to see the social networks of other is infringing it, regardless of citizenship or immigration status. It's not only a faceless government employee(s) probing and ogling your social life, social networks allow private messaging, which becomes non-private after these unreasonable demands.

Don't normalize the erosion of human rights.