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The current rules for immigrants require "any account names ... over the previous five years" so an immigrant could be denied entry for failing to provide the a

by cbhl 6y ago

The current rules for immigrants require "any account names ... over the previous five years" so an immigrant could be denied entry for failing to provide the account name for a deleted account.

verganileonardo 6y ago
What if I delete the entire content?
- Lammy 6y ago
  Did you also delete the copy stored in NSA’s Utah Data Center?
- eeZah7Ux 6y ago
  There is no such thing as "deleting" data on somebody's else system.
enitihas 6y ago
If you delete the account, the account name is irrelevant. You can give the exact name, and still no information could be obtained via it.
- notatoad 6y ago
  there are multiple services that cache deleted twitter and reddit content. it'd be silly to assume the government wasn't capable of accessing that.
  - cat199 6y ago
    or of implementing new statutes that require archival covering the timewindow and getting them directly from the provider
Lammy 6y ago
Read: NSA has at least a that much historic data stored about everyone and is able to decrypt way more than we publicly know.
- WrtCdEvrydy 6y ago
  I'd argue they can't... and that's why it's being stored that long... if you end up on a shitlist I'd guess your retention period goes up.
  - Lammy 6y ago
    They need a backlog to supply the parallel construction if their Eye of Providence decides you look interesting.