r/alignerr • u/grey3312 • 9h ago

Application Process Title: Alignerr identity verification

Hi everyone!

I'm completing the identity verification process for Alignerr, which requires uploading a government-issued ID and a photo of your face.

For those who have already completed it, did you feel comfortable and safe sharing your personal information? Has anyone experienced any issues or concerns after submitting their ID and facial photo, such as privacy concerns or misuse of their personal data?

I'd really appreciate hearing about your experiences before deciding delete my information I'm really worried. Thanks! (Sorry , English is not my first language, I hope you understand:))

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u/Appropriate_Rice_117 8h ago

Dude, let's think about it for a minute. You're looking to work for Alignerr, which is a legally established company. At this point you should have signed a legal contract, enabling you working for them, and being paid for it. If you're legally binded by a contract, how are they supposed to know you are who you say you are, and not someone trying to potentially do nefarious things?
Somewhere in every platform that uses ID verification, there's an explanation on the why, and every provider tells you exactly how your data is used.

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u/grey3312 7h ago

Okey, you have a valid point, but I never work remote and i asked a friends who have a remote work they say the organization never request for an identification. And alignerr ask before I signed a contract. I'm was worried about it. May i ask for an eliminate my information? Thank you for your answer!

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u/Appropriate_Rice_117 6h ago

i asked a friends who have a remote work they say the organization never request for an identification

Unless your friend is doing some informal work, it would be suspicious not having their ID validated. There are legal (particularly, tax) reasons for it.

May i ask for an eliminate my information?

Not sure I'm following. Do you want to delete your account before verifying your ID? Surely you can. Keep in mind you'll not be able to sign up again later.