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> and have to be there physically too. Not in Denmark, you can do all that online. > No other service provider required this documentation Well, Google play?
by madsbuch 9y ago
> and have to be there physically too.
Not in Denmark, you can do all that online.
> No other service provider required this documentation
Well, Google play?
> Try opening a conventional store. Or any kind of money handling web service...
In Denmark this is done before lunch (trust me, I've done it on several occasions).
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- coldtea 9y agoHandled users money as a random web person? If you mean you did the bureaucratic stuff online, I assume you still needed to give proof of who you are -- perhaps with some state provider digital signature or whatever. If not, then it might be easier for the one opening the shop, but it's much more dangerous for the consumers giving them their money.
- wodenokoto 9y ago> perhaps with some state provider digital signature or whatever. Yes he did. In Denmark it is called "NemID" [1], and is a state issued 2 factor identification system for online interaction with banks and official services. Obviously Apple can't rely on this system for all their users, but in theory they could make it work for Danish users. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NemID https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NemID
- coldtea 9y agoYeah, that would be nice, but as it's not a standard, they probably Apple couldn't even make it work for Danish users -- they wouldn't go build 2 systems and go out of their way to verify data with the Danish government just for a few million people (or, actually, just for a few thousands of developers).