A hack impacting Discord’s age verification process shows in stark terms the risk of tech companies collecting users’ ID documents. Now the hackers are posting peoples’ IDs and other sensitive information online.
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From Discord’s age verification page, under “Privacy and Data Security”:
https://support.discord.com/hc/en-us/articles/30326565624343-How-to-Complete-Age-Verification-on-Discord
https://archive.is/FBqo5
So is that a lie?
Technically no, but they leave out the tiny detail that the 3rd party vendor they use (who had the breach) stores the data.
A fucking lie from a shitty company
Should be sued to death.
Can’t because couple months ago they opted everybody into forced arbitration