Tier 1 networks legally not allowed to route packets that aren't digitally signed by a cryptographic ID linked to you
replyI assume that everyone's ID is identifiable by willing state actors (at least adults) . Perhaps they want to create databases of possible child terrorists?
replyThe EU age id app is this, with some extra privacy hurdles (the id is only on your phone not on the remote server).
replyAnd this will then be used by the Apple and Google to make "security" on the OS "stronger" so that "we can protect the children" better (i.e. lock down the OS even more and take control away from us consumers). In this new idiocracy, this this is how corporates and government work together to take away our rights ...
replyPoliticians worldwide are salivating at the chance of throwing their opposition and critics in prison.
replyAlready a thing for a lot of services (like financial), but still. There's better ways that don't involve sending your ID or facial scans to a first or third party.
replyYeah, I set up a trading212 account lately and they wanted ID scan + live video. I mind that a bit less for finance: identity theft is real, and there are significant disadvantages to me if someone can set up a bank account in my name without getting ID checked.
replyI'm not doing it for bloody discord or bsky DMs.
I'm paying Fidelity's fees instead of completing the verification process with Trading 212.
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