Ban AI ID verification companies like Persona
Ban AI ID verification companies like Persona
The Issue
In today's digital world, privacy is becoming a scarce commodity. Do you really trust your ID to be handled by a random company? Well, big multi-millionaire companies do. Roblox, Linkedin and countless other platforms are relying on third-party companies for ID or age verification. This means that our sensitive personal information is often placed in the hands of companies like Persona without us really knowing what they do with it or how securely they handle it.
As users, we should be in control of our own identities without having to share them with external entities. The implications of AI-driven ID verification systems are vast, ranging from potential breaches of privacy to data misuse. It's alarming that our data could be stored, shared, or even sold without our explicit consent. Furthermore, these systems often lack transparency, making it difficult for users to know how their information is being managed.
While companies argue that such systems enhance security or streamline processes, they often overlook the potential risks and privacy concerns involved. It's essential to find a balance between security and privacy. Instead of using AI-driven ID verification solutions, companies should be looking at alternative methods that do not compromise user data.
By banning AI ID verification services like Persona, we compel companies to invest in safer, more private alternatives. There are already creative solutions being explored that focus on user consent, decentralized identity verification, and more secure data handling processes. These alternatives give users control over their personal data and ensure privacy is not an afterthought.
Join us in calling for an end to the use of AI ID verification companies. Let’s demand that businesses prioritize our data privacy and seek solutions that respect our rights to personal information security. Sign this petition to help protect our digital identities. Together, we can push for a safer and more private digital future.

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The Issue
In today's digital world, privacy is becoming a scarce commodity. Do you really trust your ID to be handled by a random company? Well, big multi-millionaire companies do. Roblox, Linkedin and countless other platforms are relying on third-party companies for ID or age verification. This means that our sensitive personal information is often placed in the hands of companies like Persona without us really knowing what they do with it or how securely they handle it.
As users, we should be in control of our own identities without having to share them with external entities. The implications of AI-driven ID verification systems are vast, ranging from potential breaches of privacy to data misuse. It's alarming that our data could be stored, shared, or even sold without our explicit consent. Furthermore, these systems often lack transparency, making it difficult for users to know how their information is being managed.
While companies argue that such systems enhance security or streamline processes, they often overlook the potential risks and privacy concerns involved. It's essential to find a balance between security and privacy. Instead of using AI-driven ID verification solutions, companies should be looking at alternative methods that do not compromise user data.
By banning AI ID verification services like Persona, we compel companies to invest in safer, more private alternatives. There are already creative solutions being explored that focus on user consent, decentralized identity verification, and more secure data handling processes. These alternatives give users control over their personal data and ensure privacy is not an afterthought.
Join us in calling for an end to the use of AI ID verification companies. Let’s demand that businesses prioritize our data privacy and seek solutions that respect our rights to personal information security. Sign this petition to help protect our digital identities. Together, we can push for a safer and more private digital future.

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Petition created on January 7, 2026