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Why is Facebook making me upload my ID?
Facebook says it would ask you to upload an id for two reasons: To confirm the account your trying to access is actually yours; or to confirm your name. If you do upload any of those forms of ID, Facebook says it’s encrypted and stored securely.
Why would a scammer want a picture of my ID?
Why fraudsters want selfies with ID cards As we already mentioned, some online services require a photo with ID for registration. If you send a selfie to scammers, they will be able to create accounts in your name — for example, on cryptocurrency exchanges — with a view to using them to launder money.
Is it safe to upload ID online?
Originally Answered: Is it dangerous to post a picture of your ID online? Yes because people can use your information and hack you. They will use your information to go to places or buy things with your money.
Why is Facebook asking for my ID?
Facebook says it would ask you to upload an id for two reasons: To confirm the account your trying to access is actually yours; or to confirm your name. Facebook says they ask all users to go by their real names, though many users don’t abide by that rule.
How do I upload my government ID to Facebook?
Facebook government ID Upload a photo ID How to upload your ID Optional: Cover up any confidential information (ex: license or passport number) Scan or take a picture of your ID with your digital camera Make sure you can clearly see your name, birthday and photo Save the photo to your desktop
What id do you need to post on Facebook?
Facebook says they ask all users to go by their real names, though many users don’t abide by that rule. There are two groups for the types of id they ask for. In Group 1, acceptable forms of id include your birth certificate, driver’s license, passport, green card, and several others.
What id do I need to verify my Facebook account?
Facebook Government ID. Facebook’s Help page provides further information about the practice: If you can’t verify your account using your mobile number, you’ll need to provide a copy of your photo ID. This could be a scanned copy or a close-up photo you’ve taken.