• steve228uk
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    6491 year ago

    Nobody, absolutely nobody should trust that idiot with your ID.

    • pizza-bagel
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      2781 year ago

      If you always wanted to leak your ID to a bunch of hackers thanks to poor security practices, this is a great opportunity for you to do so

      • @kadu
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        1331 year ago

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        • @TropicalDingdong
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          911 year ago

          then is trying to lose as little money as possible from this ordeal

          Bro he could have just bought it and done nothing and he would have been better off. I don’t have the same read that you do. My read is that he had specific strategic political interests in buying it and the money/ value/ revenue shit is secondary.

          • diprount_tomato
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            171 year ago

            He was actually forced to buy it after suggesting it

            • @[email protected]
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              351 year ago

              But the point remains that doing nothing would have brought more value so I agree that he isn’t trying to recoup lost money here

              • diprount_tomato
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                Yeah he probably is just playing with his new toy

        • @fubo
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          201 year ago

          Nah, his entire goal was to take something away from the woke liberals and journalists and make it a Safe Space for fascist snowflakes.

      • netburnr
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        151 year ago

        Nothing the credit agencies don’t already leak every year or two…

      • theodewere
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        or everyone could recognize that he is far more malevolent toward you than any hacker could possibly be, but yeah, they definitely have no security that worries about YOUR data

    • @[email protected]
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      661 year ago

      It’s not about trusting some idiot. It’s about attaching your identity to your activities online. I remember when these websites used to advise against doxing yourself.

    • Magnor
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      501 year ago

      Yeah. I’d rather hand it over to the weird guy at the bus stop. At least he’s not a billionaire douche bag.

      • TwoGems
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        221 year ago

        It feels like even random software crackers are safer than Elon

    • @easeKItMAn
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      261 year ago

      Guessing, millions of people will feel obligated to share their ID. Not everyone can be saved

      • @ShakeThatYam
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        Ironically, it’s going to be a bunch of “libertarian” tech bros who use crypto for “privacy” who will be the first to give Musk (and by proxy every world government) their ID.

        • @[email protected]
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          21 year ago

          Probably most monero users dont use kyc exchanges so i dont think they will use kyc twitter let alone the first ones. This may kill twitter, but there is lots of stupid out there like those crypto and bitcoin users lol so you never know.

    • @Strangle
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      201 year ago

      Shouldn’t trust Twitter users either, they’ll take an out of context joke you made back in 2011 and ruin your life over it.

      Honestly, just fuck talking to people online. Literal no good will ever come of it. I’m just gonna stop communicating with people.

      This shit is so dumb, no upside, only downsides

      • @Changetheview
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        331 year ago

        Very interested to see how the “small government” crowd deals with this.

        • @Falmarri
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          161 year ago

          Didn’t voat or truth social or something require IDs and the idiots all flocked to it?

          • @elscallr
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            141 year ago

            I think that was Parler for the whole 3 mooches it was a thing.

          • @TurboDiesel
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            101 year ago

            Dunno about the others, but I specifically remember Parler required users to attach their IDs to their profiles if they wanted to be verified.

        • @elscallr
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          11 year ago

          As one of the “small government” crowd I’m not trusting that douchebag with my information.

    • @[email protected]
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      181 year ago

      He’s gonna dox all the liberals/lefties. Wouldn’t be surprised if this wasn’t the original plan.

      • ChaoticNeutralCzech
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        81 year ago

        And journalists if they report on him negatively, or oppose his Russian “peace” talk suggestions, even if it puts their career in danger where they live. Peak freedom of speech absolutism!

    • HiramFromTheChi
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      111 year ago

      Instructions unclear. Uploaded my social security card and DNA samples.