
Originally Posted by
sparkz
todays update:
they emailed saying they will contact the "directors" about this, whoever/whatever they are lol
Told ya
They are crappin' their pants over what our GOVERNMENT will make of these demands.
It is the PASSPORT that will worry government, since it is copies of the ID page of passports that is fuelling the entry of "illegals" into the country using fake passports.
Clearly, they have never thought of what GOVERNMENTS, concious of NATIONAL security, are going to make of the wall of colour copies of ID going to support centres in unnamed countries, with varying levels of security (or even none).
What you are being told you must provide goes against home office rules, which is probably what you will be told if you did write to the government departments involved.
This issue needs to be brought to a head though, even if this means using governments to put pressure on the industry to come up with a workable ID verification scheme that works for ALL players, AND does NOT place us at risk of ID theft, NOR goes against what our governments intend these documents to be used for.
There needs to be a way for players to get their ID verified centrally by an organisation of enough standing that both players and casinos can trust them, and whose operations are carried out in a jurisdiction with strict data protection laws, so that governments are happy for sensitive raw ID data to be processed there.
The player would be issued with a "casino license", which will carry enough data for casinos to verify against their databases, but that will NOT carry irrelevant data that could be used in ID theft.
eCogra would be ideal at present, having sufficient standing for both casinos and players, and also being based here in the EU, with it's strict data protection laws. Players are likely to have to pay for the service though, unless casinos decide to fund it, as they usually do for our deposits and withdrawals.
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