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If they want to verify my age, that is fine. But I'm not fine with using credit cards, they where never meant for that and that is a hackish solution. Not a
by einarfd 5y ago
If they want to verify my age, that is fine.
But I'm not fine with using credit cards, they where never meant for that and that is a hackish solution.
Not a fan of photo id's either, I've used that once, and it was a ridiculous blast from the past.
We have proper electronic id's where I live, so used that or nothing.
- nottorp 5y agoGoogle has no business having my credit card or ID. Because I don't trust them. Catch 22.
- themaninthedark 5y agoDoes Google require US accounts to verify age too? I ask this because I set up my phone's google account when I was living in Japan. When I moved back I had to switch my app store county in order to use locally purchased Play gift cards. Soon after I stated getting notifications to "Verify my age on my Google account to help them comply with the law". So far ignoring it has seemed to work, has anyone else experienced this? Also what law are they trying to comply with?
- dspillett 5y ago> Not a fan of photo id's either I lost a lot of mass over the period 6-to-8 year ago, so since than until recently my passport had a photo that didn't look terribly like me. Oddly this was never questioned at all at airports, though was when using it as ID for picking up an order at Tesco.