The United States government is proposing a new rule that would require foreign tourists from visa-exempt countries to disclose their social media history from the last five years. This plan, initiated by the Trump administration, aims to enhance scrutiny of visitors entering the country. Under the proposal, travelers may need to provide detailed social media accounts and postings when applying for admission. The move is seen as an effort to increase security measures at the border, potentially impacting all tourists, including those attending significant events such as the World Cup. As a result, visitors are advised to review their social media activity before making travel plans to the U.S.