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Yeaaah, nope. GDPR is no joke and storing people’s actual ID card photos is a gigantic liability. Companies treat that stuff like it’s toxic waste, they want t
by theshrike79 9mo ago
Yeaaah, nope.
GDPR is no joke and storing people’s actual ID card photos is a gigantic liability. Companies treat that stuff like it’s toxic waste, they want to get rid of it as fast as possible and permanently.
- reactordev 9mo agoWe’re talking about Discord. The same people who put everyone’s “server” as a chat room on WebRTC. They don’t share your same sense of toxicity.
- trinix912 9mo agoHow come they didn’t do that the first time? There’s really no guarantee this time will be different or that the 3rd party is any better.
- jonathanstrange 9mo agoMaybe that's generally true but you're saying that about a company that has leaked 70,000 IDs that were supposed to not exist just last October.
- chickensong 9mo agoAnd yet...
- pbhjpbhj 9mo agoSo Discord only just survived financially because of heavy fines imposed from their earlier breach of trust? All their C-suite were fined commensurate with their remunerations+wealth?