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It sounds nice. if everyone plays nice. Slip some underpaid gov worker a 50 and suddenly you are someone else. There would need to be abuse provisions put in
by sumtechguy 4y ago
It sounds nice. if everyone plays nice. Slip some underpaid gov worker a 50 and suddenly you are someone else. There would need to be abuse provisions put in place. Then a whole org around that too. Not saying it can not be done, but it looks like to me is Google has a poor customer service issue, even if not true. Roping our govs into doing googles customer service seems odd.
- ClumsyPilot 4y ago> Slip some underpaid gov worker a 50 and suddenly you are someone else. by that logic, slip some policeman a $50 and they might plant drugs on your enemy or shoot him because he had a wallet that looked like a gun. Have employees of private conoaniea never been involved in fraud?
- bumby 4y agoIt's a real concern, but how is this different from the current ink & paper scenario? I know people who use county notaries to keep important documents and we, as a society, have apparently deemed that an acceptable risk. Is the distinction the potential scope and scale of digital theft?