mystere

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   by mystere 9y ago

   Back when Social Security was first being put in place, there was a lot of concern that SSN's would become a "national Identification Number", and there were laws put in place to prevent this. However, said laws were largely
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   by mystere 9y ago

   I like how the homepage says "The Social Payments App of the Future". Apparently not.
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   by mystere 9y ago

   The problem here is that historically, bug reporting was linked to tech support because only enterprise customers were expected to report bugs, and those customers were paying for those bugs to be resolved (hotfixes, for instance). Nowadays
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   by mystere 9y ago

   I don't really have a pony in this race, but logically, there is a difference. There are strict government laws in place to protect SSN information, such laws do not exist (apparently) in India regarding Aadhar. I don't think th