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I live in france, and a friend who did not use her real name on facebook was flagged and asked to provide her id card to prove her identity. I mean there are n
by jokoon 9y ago
I live in france, and a friend who did not use her real name on facebook was flagged and asked to provide her id card to prove her identity.
I mean there are not that many structures in the world, not to mention international ones, that can do such things (or should).
We even did a little research, and apparently if she did provide a photoshopped version of her id card, it could end up in a tribunal (the mere act of falsifying false documents). Meanwhile we live in france and an american private company can ask for such documents, it feels a little odd.
I mean facebook can now justify asking users for their real identity paperwork to fight against bogus accounts.