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Since when? I've never been asked for a selfie. If you must, it doesn't seem like a big problem still. Go to thispersondoesnotexist.com, hit F5 a few times to
by heartbeats 7y ago
Since when? I've never been asked for a selfie.
If you must, it doesn't seem like a big problem still. Go to thispersondoesnotexist.com, hit F5 a few times to find a nice portrait, then Google "driver license template" and apply basic Photoshop skills.
- yakireev 7y agoIt probably means you're using your real name and/or your real phone number. Or have an established account with photos of you. I did not check if images from thispersondoesnotexist.com would work to pass the selfie check, but my guess is that they wouldn't. A professional portrait of someone from a Western country who has never been seen on any photos Facebook owns, not even in the background? That's a red flag. Also, my guess is that Facebook knows about that page and takes precautions. Anyway, if Facebook tries that hard to make sure I'm not there, why should I join?
- heartbeats 7y agoI'm using a psuedonym but my real phone number. I don't see what they would compare it to though. It might as well just be a burner phone. I do not believe they check it; if you provide an ID scan, it's good enough. Because you have no choice but to join.