• jj4211@lemmy.world
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    21 hours ago

    Well, it looks like they state three options:

    • Passkeys. This won’t work over a medium term, period. It’s tantamount to saying that SSH keys prove someone is human. If there’s enough interest, they’ll just make a software passkey solution that can work. Passkey being “human interactive” is purely a client-side construct.

    • Biometric services. Strictly speaking, not an ID but it’s not hard to imagine leveraging capturing biometrics to an ID like scenario.

    • Government IDs. Well that’s self explanatory.

    They do state distancing themselves from the ID by trusting a third party service, but 3rd party ID service is still a thing.

    Of course, this seems to be only after someone accuses you of being a bot and Reddit bothering to pay attention. Which may be almost no one.

    • Alaknár@sopuli.xyz
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      16 hours ago

      Precisely. Any of the listed options is better than a captcha. None of the options are perfect, obviously, we’re using yesterday’s tech to solve a tomorrow’s problem, but it’s something, and it doesn’t immediately mean “privacy online is dead”.