privacy·PrivacybysabreW4K3 ID photos of 70,000 users may have been leaked, Discord sayshttps://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c8jmzd972leoOpen linkView original on lazysoci.al93Comments6Reply
oomegabyte piefed.zip1Hide 1 replyWell well well, if it isn't the exact issue I have with ID verification laws.30Reply
👍Maximum Derek👍 replydiscuss.tchncs.deWait, you think governments propping up digital ID companies that are built purely for profit and have less understanding of cybersecurity than I do about day-to-day life on Pluto is a bad thing?7Reply
sh.itjust.works often doesn't work sh.itjust.worksThis is why I will never submit ID just to stay on or join a site.10Reply
tthree lemmy.zipBro, bro please, bro just sign up for our discord, please bro it's the only way we release patch notes and news about our product, bro please....9Reply
Scrubbles poptalk.scrubbles.tech1Hide 1 replyAnd then days later it forces forced arbitration on it's users. I wonder why? Remember when discord was the cool new thing and not at all a giant corporation? That was fun back then8Reply
𝕸𝖔𝖘𝖘 replyinfosec.pubI remember when reddit was that way, too. Life was, in many ways, better then.2Reply
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Well well well, if it isn't the exact issue I have with ID verification laws.
Wait, you think governments propping up digital ID companies that are built purely for profit and have less understanding of cybersecurity than I do about day-to-day life on Pluto is a bad thing?
This is why I will never submit ID just to stay on or join a site.
Bro, bro please, bro just sign up for our discord, please bro it's the only way we release patch notes and news about our product, bro please....
And then days later it forces forced arbitration on it's users. I wonder why?
Remember when discord was the cool new thing and not at all a giant corporation? That was fun back then
I remember when reddit was that way, too. Life was, in many ways, better then.