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I'm not seeing a problem with them going public either. The article even states that there are innocent people on the list. It would be nice to know so they c
by psychlops 2y ago
I'm not seeing a problem with them going public either. The article even states that there are innocent people on the list. It would be nice to know so they can contest and clear their data off the list.
- kube-system 2y ago> It would be nice to know so they can contest and clear their data off the list. That can be done here: https://www.lseg.com/en/risk-intelligence/screening-solutions/world-check-kyc-screening/about/am-i-listed-on-world-check https://www.lseg.com/en/risk-intelligence/screening-solution...
- lazide 2y agoOnly if you know you're on it and why though, right?
- kube-system 2y agoThat's the case whether or not it's public.
- mrangle 2y agoWhy is the identity of a wrongly accused person, formerly kept private, your business?
- psychlops 2y agoThis is true, but it's not exactly private. In this case it is circulated widely among banks. I'd happily accept another method for private people to know they are on a private list.