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this post was submitted on 12 May 2024
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Privacy
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I'm saying that yes, and also that you can't benefit from certain things like tax breaks, pensions and proper healthcare without identifying people.
Yes, this is a problem but I don't think that you can fix it by making it harder to identify people... Because that also increases identity theft, general criminal behavior, make you unable exert other rights etc.
Yes, a “non shitty verification system” like what EU countries do. Want to validate your identity? Sure show your ID card with a photo and smart card, insert into a smart card reader and the person can attest your identity against the info there. Same goes for using those cards to make signature forging a thing of the past.