Re:Report may suggest that login requirement for Oculus Ques...
by raxxorrax on Friday October 09, 2020 @06:33AM
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Ask your client to supply the account. I do that for social media sites since I don't use most of them. Don't actually know about TOS, but it hasn't been a problem and certainly isn't mine.
Re:Report may suggest that login requirement for Oculus Ques...
by ben_w on Friday October 09, 2020 @03:19AM
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> I can't even submit a request to have the image of my ID removed because that form is gated behind the account.
This sounds like the sort of problem GDPR can solve. Are you in the EU, or the UK, or a place with equivalent provisions for allowing people to require business to show them what information they store, edit that info if it is wrong, and delete that info?
Re:Report may suggest that login requirement for Oculus Ques...
by culturestate on Friday October 09, 2020 @04:48AM
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Unfortunately not. I've run into so many similar issues lately that I’ve seriously (maybe a little too seriously, if I'm honest) considered temporarily moving to Europe just so I can have access to this.
Re:Report may suggest that login requirement for Oculus Ques...
by starfox64_ on Friday October 09, 2020 @04:31AM
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I have encountered the exact same situation just a few days ago to get a developer account running. I created a new account using my personal phone number and this one hasn't been shut down yet so here's hoping it stays that way.
Their "KYC" system has no problem with the 10-year-old alt that I created in college using a fake name which has never done anything but manage some ancient meme pages, though...