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Google is testing moving the social profile links above the Google Posts section in the Google Business Profiles / local listings within Google Search. This seems to be being tested right now.

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WASHINGTON — The State Department will require all student and exchange visitor applicants to make their social media profiles publicly accessible during the visa application process.

However, a major policy change now mandates that all student and exchange visa applicants set their social media accounts to ‘public’ as part of a more rigorous vetting process.