“We verify users as humans. And I think this is where the industry is slowly going. People want to know, yes, I'm still talking to a human. This is why we are verifying users as humans. We do that with a passport or AD verification. We don't store the data.”

The Documentary Podcast · Why Europe wants to rely less on US tech companies

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