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And with GDPR, if someone decides they want to delete all their personal information, does that mean their account gets unverified and their identification info gets purged?
Only Valve would have access to that info.
And you don't have to verify account if you're afraid about your privacy
I don't know. It's not up to me to decide about those things.
This has been suggested before. I just posted it again because I think that this could be the best way to do it.
It would depend on what Valve had to save. If there was some sort of unique number for each persons issued ID* then that's all they would actually need to save. The other information may be useful when initially setting up an account to verify someones identity, but after that it's not all that relevant. If someone tried to setup a 2nd account, they wouldn't be able to because their ID was already used.
Of course, the problem is making sure people information is secure otherwise you would see more peoples identities getting stolen.
* Unique ID would include a country code + an ID number issued by the persons government. The country code is each nation is only responsible for making sure there are not duplicate ID numbers issued.
Also, people have made a stink of having to own a phone in order to trade... and you're asking them to not only have a phone, but one with NFC (Which also isn't a thing in many countries, IE: China)?
Also. people have a right to second chances and make stupid mistakes. You're denying cheaters the chance to change their ways.
Imagine not being able to play ever again because you once were young and stupid.
I know cheaters are annoying. But killing flies with nukes isn't the solution.
Coincidentally, the phone in the video (OnePlus One) is phone by Chinese manufacturer.
If you get banned, you could create another account and play game with it (you just wouldn't be verified)
And if you were young, you wouldn't have ID in the first place.
But because some people think ban for life is overkill, Valve could maybe make ID Card usable again 10 years after ban.
You just couldn't get verified account for the next 10 years.
There's also another side to this beyond gaming.
What if you could not only verify your Steam account, but also Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, etc... . Now imagine if there was a feature where you could either mute or block all people without verified accounts. Imagine how much online harassment would drop when people can't just create anonymous shell accounts to keep attacking someone after they have been blocked. Then most people wouldn't be able to attack people anonymously from the shadows. Yeah, government bot accounts would still exist as country could just manufacture fake ID's, but that's really a drop in the bucket compared to the number of people online.
And maybe society needs to do a better job of teaching our children that "young and stupid" isn't a valid excuse and that your actions can have life long consequences.
But that's one of the things you need to think about when coming up with ideas. Otherwise anyone could come up with ' "Submarine made of Cake" and say getting it to actually work is something for other people to consider.
Yoyu should have read the threads that brought it up before because your idea hashits the exact same wall those other ideas do.
One person wouldn't be able to create multiple verified accounts.
So if you're playing only with other verified people, it's almost impossible to have cheaters in a mach. If verified person cheats and get banned, they can't just create another account and be verified again. They could only play with other unverified people (and verified people that haven't checked "Match only with other verified accounts")
Same with trading. Now million of bots are adding people and trying to scam them.
But if you're trading only with verified people, there are much less chances that they'll try to scam you. (Because bots can't have verified accounts and if person with verified account tries to scam someone, Valve has their real info and maybe if sometime in future scamming items becomes cyber-criminalism police might get involved.
If your account somehow gets stolen, you could use ID as one of the proofs of account ownership.
And what JPMcMillen said in post #9 is interesting.
If you can copy the data from the card / ID, you can edit the info too.
It doesnt sound so easy to work around, but give people a reason and they will find ways, and this would be easy to get aorund, unless youre suggesting that Steam should be accessing every country / state government database to validate info. Thats insane.
If you don't verify account nothing would change for you.
You just wouldn't be able to play in "Verified accounts only" matches.