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You mean if the issuer of the eID violates people's privacy, in violation of the first amendment. That's what you have courts for.
by INTPenis 3y ago
You mean if the issuer of the eID violates people's privacy, in violation of the first amendment. That's what you have courts for.
- serf 3y agoyeah that's worked out fantastically against any hundreds of companies that leak user data every year. same thing will happen, a leak will occur and the authorities will be thrilled to offer me a 45 cent class action suit -- meanwhile bad actors will have the data and do who-knows-what with it. if bad internet data is really the problem here then I would suggest more rigorous filtering of results rather than involuntarily signing up the world for a club that every individual may or may not want to be a part of by way of an eID.