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They’d probably either jump straight to requiring a phone number or ssn and try to write it off as “there’s no other way to verify you’re a real person.” We see
by bgro 4y ago
They’d probably either jump straight to requiring a phone number or ssn and try to write it off as “there’s no other way to verify you’re a real person.” We seem to be going this way already.
- hyperbovine 4y agoSSN would be illegal (in California at least) and phone number comes with the exact same set of problems. Despite all the carping about using email as login, I’ve never seen a better solution offered.
- Lutger 4y agoI agree. Honestly I think this should be a government provided service, not a corporate one.