Weird 2 - Electric Boogaloo
@Weirdaholic@snowmans.land
- MAIN ACCOUNT! - (33) - Admin of snowmans.land - (ger/eng) Hey, it's your friendly neighborhood Weirdo! A wearer of many hats *hyuck*: Grandmaster in Overthinking | Sinnoh Secret Service Agent | City-Simulation Nerd | likes contemplative games | collector of things (oooh shiney!) | Shift-Worker | Process engineer | Furry-Newbie | Dweller of the in-between | Confused Gendersludge | always WIP, always trying my best... Maybe in your town, soon!
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Weird 2 - Electric Boogaloo
@Weirdaholic@snowmans.land
- MAIN ACCOUNT! - (33) - Admin of snowmans.land - (ger/eng) Hey, it's your friendly neighborhood Weirdo! A wearer of many hats *hyuck*: Grandmaster in Overthinking | Sinnoh Secret Service Agent | City-Simulation Nerd | likes contemplative games | collector of things (oooh shiney!) | Shift-Worker | Process engineer | Furry-Newbie | Dweller of the in-between | Confused Gendersludge | always WIP, always trying my best... Maybe in your town, soon!
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@Weirdaholic@snowmans.land
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Apr 04, 2026
@fae2535 @Gargron If the quoted post isn't any indicator: The problem isn't the requirement to provide a digital wallet/ID solution. The problem is HOW our german government wants to solve it and WHICH services they want to exclusively use for this.
The outcome is that anyone can be blocked from access by order from a foreign (namely the US) government on a whim. Anyone jailbreaking their phone will have no access. Anyone using android forks is one business decision apart from being locked out.
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