For anything that logs into federal government services, it’s utterly absurd that they use the privately-operated ID.me when the government already operates login.gov to do exactly the same thing. The agencies that use ID.me exclusively are the ones which truly confuse me.
For general verification, it’s fine I suppose.
For anything that logs into federal government services, it’s utterly absurd that they use the privately-operated ID.me when the government already operates login.gov to do exactly the same thing. The agencies that use ID.me exclusively are the ones which truly confuse me.