There's certainly a point to reducing scrutiny online. However when companies are forced to do this verification, I just question why a photo of a password is c

There's certainly a point to reducing scrutiny online. However when companies are forced to do this verification, I just question why a photo of a password is considered "good enough", when it clearly isn't. I don't think you should be able to do anything with your passport online. That's a document that should only have value if you're actively holding it in your hand.