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> I don't think it can. A nominal payment for the purpose of verification could allow someone to "prove" ownership of a number/email/identity.
by LanceH 4y ago
> I don't think it can.
A nominal payment for the purpose of verification could allow someone to "prove" ownership of a number/email/identity.
- pjc50 4y agoWorks for Metafilter. Surprised it's not more popular.
- macspoofing 4y ago>A nominal payment for the purpose of verification could allow someone to "prove" ownership of a number/email/identity. 1) Not really .. people can steal your private key. And then you have to same problem. 2) Don't payment processor already have inordinate amount of (government-issued) identity data they collect from you? Everything from Driver's license, to Passport, to Social Insurance numbers? How would another piece of information make any difference?