Is a social networking bill of rights needed for travelers? [INFOGRAPHIC]

There are reports that some employers are asking job applicants for their social networking passwords or to friend the head of human resources so the company can take a closer look at the applicants' status updates, Timeline and personal photos.

And, some colleges allegedly are getting into the act, as well.

Is it hard to imagine the day when some governments might press for travelers' social networking details as a condition for granting a visa application or merely to get through customs or security lanes at the airport?

Or to rent a car, perhaps?

US and European authorities already have clashed over the amount of airline passenger data would be appropriate to share for flights entering or departing the US.

With these issues as a backdrop, consider the following infographic, Social Networking Bill of Rights from BackgroundCheck.

There are plenty of issues to consider. And feel free to share this, (although not necessarily with your employer or governmental authorities:)