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So you just spent three paragraphs hand-waving away the exact situation this article was about. "I don't know how common it is... not really a common mode of i
by jacobgkau 2y ago
So you just spent three paragraphs hand-waving away the exact situation this article was about.
"I don't know how common it is... not really a common mode of identity fraud... the more common identity fraud here would be..."
It was a homeless victim in this article. It seems like the improvements you're suggesting are entirely off-topic if you admit they wouldn't have helped here.
- Jolter 2y agoThey would absolutely have helped! If there were, for instance, a proper way to validate what someone looked like, for instance if the national ID database had been consulted for photos of the person when issuing a new ID, then probably they would have realized these two men look nothing alike.