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i don't want this because then more websites will start expecting strong identity verification. the last thing we need are more attacks on anonymity. at least w
by collegeburner 4y ago
i don't want this because then more websites will start expecting strong identity verification. the last thing we need are more attacks on anonymity. at least with a private key i can say i'm joe biden or crazy horse or whoever. i may not be eligible for "government escrow" but who cares.
- EvanAnderson 4y agoIt's a double-edged sword for sure. My bank is already regulated and required to have strong identity verification for some operations. They won't let use any sensible multi-factor authentication, however. Requiring they use such a government mandated authentication infrastructure would be a major "win" for my piece-of-mind.