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I did. It doesn't change anything, email is still a way better verification method than ID scans that the company will be unable to authenticate.
by ryanlol 11y ago
I did. It doesn't change anything, email is still a way better verification method than ID scans that the company will be unable to authenticate.
- celticninja 11y agounless your email account has been compromised.
- ryanlol 11y agoEven if the email account is compromised it's still stronger proof of identity than ID scans. An attacker can't just pretend to be able to read your email, such ability is too easy to conclusively prove. To be able to read your email they need to hack you somehow. But for a fake ID the attacker only needs to throw your name in a PSD and they're good to go.