Why can't I take pictures at the pass?

There are several reasons why you can't take pictures at the pass:

1. Photographs are not allowed at the joint inspection site at entry and exit ports, mainly for safety reasons. Port restricted area, especially monitoring facilities, isolation facilities, fixed and mobile sentry positions, patrol shift time, etc. Photos of land border crossings may be exposed, which may bring opportunities to illegal elements such as smuggling and smuggling. For example, on the US-Mexico border, some people will try to identify and copy the working mode of the border patrol by taking photos, so as to find possible loopholes.

2. Taking photos at the joint inspection site at the entry and exit ports may affect the normal customs clearance order. Especially at ports with large traffic, people rushing to take photos may lead to gathering and trampling, which will affect personal safety and customs efficiency.

Taking photos at the gate may involve revealing other people's privacy. For example, you may have accidentally photographed the faces of other customs officials or customs staff, or disclosed other people's information without their consent. This may violate relevant laws and regulations, such as the Personal Information Protection Law of People's Republic of China (PRC).

It may be considered illegal to take photos in the customs work area. According to the Immigration Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) and other laws and regulations, it may be considered illegal to shoot in the customs work area without permission or authorization.

Therefore, in order to comply with laws and regulations and ensure personal safety and social order, it is recommended to avoid taking photos in the customs work area.