Reddit requires KYC now

What the hell is going on? Many apps are updating their privacy policies and terms of use , some are blocking new users sign ups, and the old users are getting forcing us for KYC .

Everyone is implementing KYC as if collecting data is not enough. Another road block for marketers.

Please give examples without just crying about KYC.
I mean, it's "overkill" for platforms like Reddit, where most people are talking BS anyway.

But please give me examples of the comments you made. Otherwise: Drama, Drama, Drama - for nothing.
Thanks in advance!

Best,
zotix
 
Nobody believes this clown, sorry.


Source


Source

Do you really believe that they want to get blown away from the Market?
I doubt it :)

But if so, then it's one of the badest decisions I've ever seen.

Best
zotix

How do you even have the audacity to say that Edward Snowden is a clown, but then directly after you quote Statista?

I'm sorry but that's just hilarious. Made my evening with that one.
 
Please give examples without just crying about KYC.
I mean, it's "overkill" for platforms like Reddit, where most people are talking BS anyway.

But please give me examples of the comments you made. Otherwise: Drama, Drama, Drama - for nothing.
Thanks in advance!

Best,
zotix
If you're actively following social media trends, you'll understand them yourself. Fb implemented live pic verification for new accounts if they trigger spam filters, Twitter implemented KYC for blue badge, and now Reddit is implementing KYC probably if you trigger spam filters. It becomes difficult to run multiple accounts in such a scenario.

There is no drama. We only bother about profit and loss.
 
How do you even have the audacity to say that Edward Snowden is a clown, but then directly after you quote Statista?

I'm sorry but that's just hilarious. Made my evening with that one.

Indeed i checked currently with multiple ways- got the same message, so sorry for false claiming.

@Juhku : i regret. That there is something going on- what is your issue with statista? There are Profs, Dr‘s, and even big company’s quoting them- are you drunk?
Would be nice to know what exactly is wrong with statista, since it’s made your day.


@xReminisce since you answered with a laughing emoji, I’m pretty exited about your qualified answer as well.

If you're actively following social media trends, you'll understand them yourself. Fb implemented live pic verification for new accounts if they trigger spam filters, Twitter implemented KYC for blue badge, and now Reddit is implementing KYC probably if you trigger spam filters. It becomes difficult to run multiple accounts in such a scenario.

There is no drama. We only bother about profit and loss.
Much appreciated for this answer- agree.
Will follow this topic.

Happy that some of the users are still able to answer properly and don’t behave like…

Wishing you a nice day!

have babys
lots of baby
Im seeing you in all of the threads, but never saw any message with value: go for it, if you want explain what you think about this topic- i would be interested how you see this from economical as well as social politically pov


Thanks
 
are you drunk?
Yes I am, but that has absolutely nothing to do with the fact that Statista is just statistical comedy.

I don't really even care to debunk that any further. Try to submit an academic paper that quotes Statista to any actually prestigious school and you'll see.

Im seeing you in all of the threads, but never saw any message with value
What's up with you - woke up with your left foot?
At least you're funny today.

Also,
please put all your replies to a single post...
 
Yes I am, but that has absolutely nothing to do with the fact that Statista is just statistical comedy.

I don't really even care to debunk that any further. Try to submit an academic paper that quotes Statista to any actually prestigious school and you'll see.


What's up with you - woke up with your left foot?
At least you're funny today.

Also,
please put all your replies to a single post...
You wrote something about the source I quoted, so please prove me wrong that Statista is not a reliable source.
If this is your answer, don't waste my time, kid.
19 years old and want to tell me something about academic research.
 
It's like the thing with LinkedIn and badges. You just need to write a few lines like "collaborative article" and randomly insert related keywords in the text. Then you give it a like with 3 newly created accounts, and voila, the badge appears. But what a coincidence that in order for it to show up on your profile, you have to verify your account with KYC.
 
Im seeing you in all of the threads, but never saw any message with value: go for it, if you want explain what you think about this topic- i would be interested how you see this from economical as well as social politically pov
I'm not going going bother with someone like you actually.
Enjoy

GUYS IT"S A CRIME TO LAUGH AT SOMETHING ON THE INTERNET
JUST REMEMBER
 
You wrote something about the source I quoted, so please prove me wrong that Statista is not a reliable source.
Statista just contains a lot of misinformation. It is not reliable by any means. It's just Wikipedia but for statistics.

They don't themselves conduct statistical research. They just copy the statistics from other papers/sources.

Anything that you can find on Statista can and will be found elsewhere.

If you're going to quote statistics, quote the original source. Not the intermediary.
If you think quoting an intermediary is okay (for reliability), then I literally don't have anything else to say to you other than 'good luck'.

If this is your answer, don't waste my time, kid.
19 years old and want to tell me something about academic research.
Yea. Very mature of you, an 'adult', to stuck up on my age.

And for your knowledge,
I went through one of the best IT vocational schools in Finland at the same time as I went to one of the most prestigious universities here. At the same time, at the ages of 16 - 19 (median age for universities is 24 here). Also starting my Bachelor's Degree on cybersecurity in a few months.

I have written several papers surrounding the IT field, and also published a full book on how neurobiological disruptions affect productivity on a scientifical level, on a secondary language at the age of 15/16.

Did all that whilst I also started a 6-figure agency at the ages of 16 to 19.

So, yeah, I happen to know a bit about academical research.
I really don't care to answer to you anymore. Whatever floats your boat - you do you.
 
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Please give examples without just crying about KYC.
I mean, it's "overkill" for platforms like Reddit, where most people are talking BS anyway.

But please give me examples of the comments you made. Otherwise: Drama, Drama, Drama - for nothing.
Thanks in advance!

Best,
zotix
Are offenses and unnecessary messages necessary? Bro, no one is crying, and I was going to answer you more, maybe a little more than you deserve to be answered but below they gave you an answer and I don't want to receive a warning just to please you.

PD :
If you're actively following social media trends, you'll understand them yourself. Fb implemented live pic verification for new accounts if they trigger spam filters, Twitter implemented KYC for blue badge, and now Reddit is implementing KYC probably if you trigger spam filters. It becomes difficult to run multiple accounts in such a scenario.

There is no drama. We only bother about profit and loss.
Thanks for your post. I just saw that he also talked ugly to @xReminisce . He's just trying to bother and no one is listening to him.
 
Yes !
Why not
lots of baby
= lots of ids to use
= KYC Problem solved
by the time your kids grow up, reddit probably a thing of the past like my space and noone would care
Too much trouble.

Just become a Finnish citizen.
We are given up to 4 first names here that we can legally switch and use whenever we want.
I can legally present myself in 4 different first names to any authorities.
That means you can get 4 IDs each with its own first name, and even a fifth that has all names listed.

Foreign companies don't really like me when I do that :)
PayPal caught onto that and blacklisted me for life.
 
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i saw that screen before. reddit didn't like the vpn i was on.
but its slippery slope we all know. soon you will need an account to view a post. and a phone number to make an account. later drivers license kyc for verified status lol.
 
i saw that screen before. reddit didn't like the vpn i was on.
but its slippery slope we all know. soon you will need an account to view a post. and a phone number to make an account. later drivers license kyc for verified status lol.
They will lose users if they go this route
 
Too much trouble.

Just become a Finnish citizen.
We are given up to 4 first names here that we can legally switch and use whenever we want.
I can legally present myself in 4 different first names to any authorities.
That means you can get 4 IDs each with its own first name, and even a fifth that has all names listed.

Foreign companies don't really like me when I do that :)
PayPal caught onto that and blacklisted me for life.
Really??? Sounds too good to be true lol
 
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