Aedifico on Nostr: The only "security" that protects against it is not having your data stored with ...

The only "security" that protects against it is not having your data stored with them.

Data minimalism.

What is not there, cannot be shared/stolen.

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Revolut didn’t get “hacked.”

It handed customers’ IDs, addresses, account numbers, transaction histories, selfies and more to an unauthorized third party after receiving a fake government request.

That’s the real KYC problem: once companies are forced to collect your most sensitive data, you’re trusting them to protect it for years.

More ID checks = more leaks.

Yet, governments are constantly pushing for more ID checks to access basic aspects of daily life, like social media...

https://reclaimthenet.org/revolut-leak-shows-the-cost-of-constant-id-collection