Tbh I dont hate this. Its already a company I trust with this information so no new info is required.
Where it gets sticky for me is that providing private info to an Internet company is not the same as flashing an id card at the store as they can keep it forever.
That and the likes of reddit (for example not singling them out) are offloading this task to companies that have no gdpr compliance.
This is an US-based news article. They don’t know the difference between credit and debit cards. Debit cards will work, too. (As per this article.) And you basically get them thrown at you with any bank account.
Reminds me of the Android Market Play Store and not being able to use PayPal back yonder and having to use a throwaway top-up, debit card if you wanted to buy apps. Ewww.
Z3k3@lemmy.world 4 days ago
Tbh I dont hate this. Its already a company I trust with this information so no new info is required.
Where it gets sticky for me is that providing private info to an Internet company is not the same as flashing an id card at the store as they can keep it forever.
That and the likes of reddit (for example not singling them out) are offloading this task to companies that have no gdpr compliance.
Skavau@piefed.social 4 days ago
It's more that people who don't want a credit card are screwed from this.
mbirth@lemmy.ml 4 days ago
This is an US-based news article. They don’t know the difference between credit and debit cards. Debit cards will work, too. (As per this article.) And you basically get them thrown at you with any bank account.
ladfrombrad@lemdro.id 4 days ago
Indeed.
Reminds me of the
Android MarketPlay Store and not being able to use PayPal back yonder and having to use a throwaway top-up, debit card if you wanted to buy apps. Ewww.