Current Events > Social Media register with your ID, Yes or No?

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Some people was arguing that in order to combat fake news spreading, Facebook and the likes of it should only be allowed to register with your real life ID like Social Security/ Driver License, etc.

Is this a good idea or not? Also, would it be legal in US ?
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I don't see why it wouldn't be legal in the US, but it'd also created an extra barrier for entry for US citizens compared to those in other nations. I imagine it'd be a logistics nightmare to integrate every other nation's citizen identification system too.

And it probably wouldn't be a good idea from a security standpoint.

That said, if this is only limited to groups and businesses, then I can see that being more workable.
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When the internet was first getting popular it was made very clear to lie about who you are to not post personal information online.

Also with everything giving lazy people the option to login with facebook, people aren't making individual accounts for everything so now they'll know who everyone is at all times pretty much everywhere.

also it's awesome and relevant to the topic so I'm leaving this here.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yMVV_HsHcX0

Kineth posted...

I don't see why it wouldn't be legal in the US, but it'd also created an extra barrier for entry for US citizens compared to those in other nations. I imagine it'd be a logistics nightmare to integrate every other nation's citizen identification system too.

And it probably wouldn't be a good idea from a security standpoint.

That said, if this is only limited to groups and businesses, then I can see that being more workable.

what if a random 3rd world country restrict access to facebook unless they register it with their ID?
especially the countries that track down any people who are criticizing the government?
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TheGrindery posted...

When the internet was first getting popular it was made very clear to lie about who you are to not post personal information online.

Also with everything giving lazy people the option to login with facebook, people aren't making individual accounts for everything so now they'll know who everyone is at all times pretty much everywhere.

so basically you're saying that registering with ID is totally unnecessary and/or pointless?
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Ricemills posted...

Kineth posted...

I don't see why it wouldn't be legal in the US, but it'd also created an extra barrier for entry for US citizens compared to those in other nations. I imagine it'd be a logistics nightmare to integrate every other nation's citizen identification system too.

And it probably wouldn't be a good idea from a security standpoint.

That said, if this is only limited to groups and businesses, then I can see that being more workable.

what if a random 3rd world country restrict access to facebook unless they register it with their ID?
especially the countries that track down any people who are criticizing the government?

I am perpetual

I keep the country clean

TheGrindery posted...

Ricemills posted...

Kineth posted...

I don't see why it wouldn't be legal in the US, but it'd also created an extra barrier for entry for US citizens compared to those in other nations. I imagine it'd be a logistics nightmare to integrate every other nation's citizen identification system too.

And it probably wouldn't be a good idea from a security standpoint.

That said, if this is only limited to groups and businesses, then I can see that being more workable.

what if a random 3rd world country restrict access to facebook unless they register it with their ID?
especially the countries that track down any people who are criticizing the government?

I am perpetual

I keep the country clean

weren't you one of the guys who supported Duterte hunting down it's rival?
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All the more reason to avoid social media.

Ricemills posted...

TheGrindery posted...

Ricemills posted...

Kineth posted...

I don't see why it wouldn't be legal in the US, but it'd also created an extra barrier for entry for US citizens compared to those in other nations. I imagine it'd be a logistics nightmare to integrate every other nation's citizen identification system too.

And it probably wouldn't be a good idea from a security standpoint.

That said, if this is only limited to groups and businesses, then I can see that being more workable.

what if a random 3rd world country restrict access to facebook unless they register it with their ID?
especially the countries that track down any people who are criticizing the government?

I am perpetual

I keep the country clean

weren't you one of the guys who supported Duterte hunting down it's rival?

Probably not, but run me down on what you're talking about and I'll give my opinion...provided it's not a wall of text.

TheGrindery posted...

Ricemills posted...

TheGrindery posted...

Ricemills posted...

Kineth posted...

I don't see why it wouldn't be legal in the US, but it'd also created an extra barrier for entry for US citizens compared to those in other nations. I imagine it'd be a logistics nightmare to integrate every other nation's citizen identification system too.

And it probably wouldn't be a good idea from a security standpoint.

That said, if this is only limited to groups and businesses, then I can see that being more workable.

what if a random 3rd world country restrict access to facebook unless they register it with their ID?
especially the countries that track down any people who are criticizing the government?

I am perpetual

I keep the country clean

weren't you one of the guys who supported Duterte hunting down it's rival?

Probably not, but run me down on what you're talking about and I'll give my opinion...provided it's not a wall of text.

i have you tagged as "filipino hardliners", didn't remember why tho.
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What the fuck is a hardliner? Someone that only fucks while on coke?

TheGrindery posted...

What the fuck is a hardliner? Someone that only fucks while on coke?

+1
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TheGrindery posted...

What the fuck is a hardliner? Someone that only fucks while on coke?

i want to say to say that you can google the word, but i think it's modable to say "go google it" .
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a member of a group, typically a political group, who adheres uncompromisingly to a set of ideas or policies.

Well I'm highly opinionated but I barely follow politics at all.