• @grabyourmotherskeys@lemmy.world
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      221 year ago

      So a lot of crypto exchanges (all?) require this type of verification. I assume the next thing is turning this into a payment app using crypto. That sounds very musky.

    • meseek #2982
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      11 year ago

      Don’t trust any company. You’re taking a promise from something that has zero empathy or morality or much of a conscious.

      Unless it’s an iron clad contract, a companies promises mean as much as a handshake from Trump.

    • voxel
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      1 year ago

      twitter doesn’t actually store the id, only the result of verification (just like… roblox? for some reason);
      they’re using a 3rd party that partners with govts, specializes on id verification and only stores data for 30 days. (still, I would never trust them…)