A proposal that would require (IaaS) providers to verify customers' identities should include domain registrars and registries, rightsholders say.
The U.S. Department of Commerce has proposed new customer verification requirements for Infrastructure as a Service providers. The goal of the ‘Know Your Customer’ regime is to prevent fraud and abuse, including piracy. In response to this plan, prominent rightsholders want the department to expand the proposal’s scope to include domain name registrars and registries. Ideally, they argue, domain companies should also be required to take down pirate domains.
I just want the convenience store clerk to finally get arrested because he failed to review the customer’s medical records before selling him the red bull that put him into cardiac arrest. It’s time to have more thorough disclosure between merchant and customer everywhere. Time has shown over and over that anonminmity is only beneficial for criminals to abuse well intentioned systems.
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What’s next? Do they maybe also want landlords to cancel renting agreements over this? Supermarkets to not sell to these people?
I just want the convenience store clerk to finally get arrested because he failed to review the customer’s medical records before selling him the red bull that put him into cardiac arrest. It’s time to have more thorough disclosure between merchant and customer everywhere. Time has shown over and over that anonminmity is only beneficial for criminals to abuse well intentioned systems.
Well, Panera was getting sued over their energy drinks, so maybe that’s not without precedent.
I was about to type a very angry reply until I realized you were taking the piss. I need sleep.
Fucking cunts. That’s not a bad move you have to agree, KYC killed crypto ATMs and the general boom of all that.
And so the straight-jacket tightens a bit more…