Tysons-based ID.me is hiring 750 video
chat agents
Posted By: Ribicon, 1/27/2022 11:16:56 PM
ID.me, one of the D.C.-area’s fastest-growing technology companies, will hire an additional 750 video chat agents to meet increased user volume for its digital identification services. That is on top of more than 1,000 new hires it announced it would fill by the end of last year, quadrupling its workforce. A spokesman for the company has not confirmed if it met last year’s hiring goal. The Tysons, Virginia-based company is ramping up for increased demand in coming months related to unemployment claims, health care and financial services organizations, and tax season. The Internal Revenue Service recently selected ID.me to run a new “selfie” identification requirement for access
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Go on, give "a private company," located a stone's throw from agencies that are forbidden from collecting such data on their own but can freely buy it using our tax dollars, a 3D scan video of your head along with your IP address and other credentials. It's conveeeeenient. You can also get an auto insurance discount by having a tracker installed your car to check that you don't speed or make sudden stops, or whatever other things they want to observe. Strictly voluntary, until enough dopes "participate" that it becomes a requirement. Few would have believed this 20 years ago, and that old cracker was right: we deserve neither freedom nor security.