A different article should have been written to a different audience, namely, the border agencies in the US. Seriously, asking for passwords to social networks

A different article should have been written to a different audience, namely, the border agencies in the US. Seriously, asking for passwords to social networks and websites crosses the line, in fact even examining the content of the devices is walking the line. Border protection agents should worry about real world threats - bombs, weapons and such. Not virtual ones. It's totalitarian.