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> but it's a privacy nightmare. I've gone the other way from Denmark to UK. And I've often had to mail copies of my passport or other identity documents via em
by kasperni 7mo ago
> but it's a privacy nightmare.
I've gone the other way from Denmark to UK. And I've often had to mail copies of my passport or other identity documents via email. And my bank requires me to regular scan my face to check that it aligns with the picture in my passport.
- lxgr 7mo agoIt's the same in the US. We're really lucky that it's technically impossible for fraudsters to email pictures of stolen passports (or stolen pictures of passports) to banks and other companies for fraudulent purposes.
- SoftTalker 7mo agoWeird, I'm in the USA and I've never emailed my picture or passport to a bank, or provided it in any other way. I suppose they might have a very old scan of my driver's license, certainly nothing newer than about 20 years. If they have any other photo of me it's without my knowledge.
- JasonADrury 7mo agoThe important thing to remember is that this is the banks problem.