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So if someone has a friend and a printer they can impersonate anyone? Doesn't seem like that adds much security.
by voxic11 2y ago
So if someone has a friend and a printer they can impersonate anyone? Doesn't seem like that adds much security.
- txru 2y agoAt some point, identity relies on an official who is legally empowered to make a decision, and people stating things where lying would be fraud. We currently have very weak intermediary steps in the US-- transmitting 9 digits that last a lifetime-- that could be firmed up in similar ways to 2FA and notarization
- basch 2y agoI described the current process for voting. I meant it both a little facetiously, and mostly just matter of factly.