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> That would put an end to banks and such trying to use them as a way to verify identity. Obviously it should so - but obviously, they shouldn't be using them
by dflock 9y ago
> That would put an end to banks and such trying to use them as a way to verify identity.
Obviously it should so - but obviously, they shouldn't be using them in the first place. Doesn't seem like it would stop anyone - possibly for regulated entities like banks, maybe - but even then, they'd probably have to be dragged, kicking & screaming.
- simplicio 9y agoYea, but if they were literally all published publicly, banks wouldn't even be able to pretend they provided some measure of security. Though of course whatever banks use as a replacement may be equally bad