This is heading nowhere.
Online identity verification is NOT a solved problem. We will see fake take down request in no time.
Online identity verification is NOT a solved problem. We will see fake take down request in no time.
There's a lot of neo-banks in Europe and when I created an account with one mostly because I was sick of how bad the online banking with my old bank was the process was basically, register with the eID feature of my national id card, then you hopped on a face call with an employee for a few minutes to verify your data and identity and after five minutes I had an account.
Maybe an FSB or CIA agent can fake this but this basically kills 99.99% of scammers or abusers. It's solved. Only reason social media platforms don't do it is because they love their fake numbers. And if you have one account and that's it you're a hell of a lot less likely to do fake take down requests.
Most sites e.g. Meta, Twitter will simply ask you to provide government issued identification to prove your online identity. Usually uploaded with a recent selfie so they can match it.
If a voice actress sounds like another actress, but the other has deployed a copyright trolling firm to send takedowns for anything they can find, they're now interfering with the livelihood of that actress by issuing fraudulent takedowns.
You need a way to prove who it really is, and "the copyright trolling firm has the driver's license of the other actress" doesn't do that.
Right. From the start, it was clear to anyone with foresight that this technology would result in both the spread of bullshit and the casting of doubt on legitimate content as well.
There’s a company called DMCA which provides a site badge service. Tied to a url.
We know a law can’t be a company, someone or something has to help with it.
"IF YOUR CONTENT IS STOLEN WHILE PROTECTED WITH OUR BADGES, WE WILL DO A TAKEDOWN FOR NO CHARGE*"
It’s easy to ask what someone means instead of dismissing them.