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And even if you can get through all this, you might eventually get locked out anyway and get told to submit a photo of your government identification.
by emptyparadise 6y ago
And even if you can get through all this, you might eventually get locked out anyway and get told to submit a photo of your government identification.
- WalterGR 6y agoWhat websites ask for that?
- Craighead 6y agofb
- freebuju 6y agoI know Twitter does this. Also saw someone mention Facebook asked for the same when they tried to delete their account. It's a mad mad world out there.
- eecc 6y agoThat might be consequence if GDPR: they need legal proof of the legitimacy of the request and of its thorough execution. Just as you can’t really “unsee”, you can’t fully delete data once you’re exposed to it. Something documenting its previous existence will always remain
- diegocg 6y agoLinkedin
- M277 6y agoFacebook for sure. I don't know about the others. I had to create a FB account for college, and somehow my account was suspicious according to them. They locked it and said that I needed to provide a picture of my national ID in order to unlock it. I was baffled and just created another account to be honest.