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Seems like they're building the hype train so that consumers want to pay for a version they can use to "take control" of their digital identity.
by DailyHN 7y ago
Seems like they're building the hype train so that consumers want to pay for a version they can use to "take control" of their digital identity.
- Nextgrid 7y agoJust like the credit reference agencies. The scum gets your data from everywhere (sometimes wrong data), shares it with whoever asks, but makes it super difficult for you to get it or rectify any wrong data.
- gruez 7y ago>shares it with whoever asks Legally speaking they're supposed to get your authorization, but yeah it's an honor system. >but makes it super difficult for you to get it or rectify any wrong data. Is it? I thought all you had to do was write them a letter?
- JohnFen 7y ago> Is it? I thought all you had to do was write them a letter? Yes, it is. I've been trying to get this data on myself for years now, and have yet to succeed. Letter-writing is not sufficient (at least in the US).