Re:Touchscreens are out, and tactile controls are back
by jve on Sunday November 03, 2024 @12:47PM
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Isn't a document (what you own) + showing up physically so you can be scanned by eyeballs already not 2FA? What better authentication you can get than that?
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Re:Touchscreens are out, and tactile controls are back
by Izkata on Sunday November 03, 2024 @02:21PM
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Only if the document or their system has a photo of you. Usually driver's license is used for this.
Re:Touchscreens are out, and tactile controls are back
by cesarb on Monday November 04, 2024 @09:00AM
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> Only if the document or their system has a photo of you. Usually driver's license is used for this.
In my experience, using the identity card is more common. Only drivers have a driver license, but nearly everybody has a identity card (and every identity card has a photo); and AFAIK, the identity card is one of the mandatory documents to get a driver license.
Re:Touchscreens are out, and tactile controls are back
by Izkata on Monday November 04, 2024 @10:07AM
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Not in the US at least. My driver's license is the only thing I have with a photo of me on it. There are state non-driver IDs but they're unusual to see.
Re:Touchscreens are out, and tactile controls are back
by cesarb on Monday November 04, 2024 @10:25AM
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The context was Brazil (see sibling reply a few levels up), and here indeed all identity cards have photos. Both the old per-state models and the newer federally standardized models have them, and nearly everyone has an identity card. It's not unusual to see identity cards being used everywhere; even some commercial buildings ask for (and take photos of) them from visitors (regulars have badges, and of course they had to present their identity card to get the badge).