Privacy has become a very important issue in modern society, with companies and governments constantly abusing their power, more and more people are waking up to the importance of digital privacy.
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LinkedIn was doing this to me, too. But then I randomly was able to log on again. I wasn't able to for months and thought it was ridiculous that they were asking for my ID.
You can try logging in on an IP address you previously logged in on. Then, delete your account ofc.
Following. I'm working to get all my old accounts moved away from my gmail account so I'm guessing I'd run into this too.
Send them a fake/photoshopped ID. I did that with Facebook when they pulled that shit to try and stop me from deleting my account by locking it.
This is actually required to comply with the GDPR.
My experience was in the US and pre-GDPR, but how would they even verify that it's not your real ID?
It used to be possible to give them entirely fake IDs. When I want to delete my Facebook account, there was kind of a trend around the globe to give them McLovin ID. And so did I. It worked.
