Would you show an ID or take a facial scan to verify your age to use a site or would that be your sign to say forget it and move on?
31-35, M
Ohplease47 · F
HumanEarth · F
I would never willingly side with "the Machine" or "Big Brother". You can call it what you will. I prefer to stay anonymous: incognito, unnamed, a little mysterious. I'm comfortable as a pseudonym, quietly present rather than loudly known.
If this website or any website demanded identification to prove who I was. I guess I would stop using the internet
If this website or any website demanded identification to prove who I was. I guess I would stop using the internet
CrazyMusicLover · 31-35
SunshineGirl · 36-40, F
emmasfriend · 46-50, F
@SunshineGirl
Companies House requires verification of directors and other significant persons.
I could not find my passport so was obliged to obtain a new one.
Big Brother is spreading his arms to envelop everyone.
Companies House requires verification of directors and other significant persons.
I could not find my passport so was obliged to obtain a new one.
Big Brother is spreading his arms to envelop everyone.
SunshineGirl · 36-40, F
@emmasfriend OK, but that is a statutory condition of operating a limited company in the UK along with all the substantial legal and financial benefits that brings. Not a condition of using their website.
Of course, if we had a national ID card (as most other European countries do) we would not have to go through the absurd inconvenience/expense of presenting passports and driving licences as proof of identity.
Of course, if we had a national ID card (as most other European countries do) we would not have to go through the absurd inconvenience/expense of presenting passports and driving licences as proof of identity.