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[–] [email protected] 4 points 1 year ago (1 children)

In EU there are ways to verify yourself online, for instance if you want to get a credit card, etc. This is normally handled by a third-party, which more or less just checks per webcam if the info they got from the other company is the same as what you show them. I don't see any privacy issues here, that I wouldn't have seen in processes of other companies, that already do something like this.

This isn't something new and I would guess that this is the case with most modern countries.