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I like the idea, though it makes the life of the identity thief a b it easier. A few thoughts on how to standardize the content; It seems more logical to just
by tudborg 13y ago
I like the idea, though it makes the life of the identity thief a b it easier.
A few thoughts on how to standardize the content;
It seems more logical to just send your date of birth as a ISO8601 string or a UTC unix timestamp, instead of all the fluff. (i would prefer the ISO8601)
Lat/Lng is an exact point, and i figure you removed a few digits to avoid showing your exact location. A geohash would be better suited to indicate a geographical area of users precision choice. Also more compact.
You are missing country - not everyone live in the US, or even in a city, a common geo indication seems more suited (again, a geohash).
All values should be describes with a standard name, not just the english name.
so english: "en", german: "de", etc. Also, more compact.
- bckmn 13y agoYes. These are all good ideas. I have experience making APIs, but not ones designed for international use. This is good to learn. Thanks.