A U.S. court has temporarily suspended the litigation against a certain trading platform regarding biometric data. Judge Sharon Johnson Coleman of the Northern District of Illinois Federal Court approved a motion filed by the certain trading platform to pause the lawsuit until the appellate court rules on a similar case. The case accuses the certain trading platform of failing in KYC.
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BankruptWorker
· 08-24 09:58
Why is this court so slow and indecisive?
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ResearchChadButBroke
· 08-23 09:05
Drag it out, anyway we can't win.
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JennyRyan
· 08-23 04:22
More restrictions will come
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SquidTeacher
· 08-23 01:16
Hi, it's another similar lawsuit. So boring.
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GhostWalletSleuth
· 08-23 01:13
Lawyer's new way to scam money
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RumbleValidator
· 08-23 01:01
The security vulnerabilities of KYC were foreseen long ago.
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SignatureVerifier
· 08-23 01:01
technically speaking, flawed validation protocols... saw this coming ages ago
A U.S. court has temporarily suspended the litigation against a certain trading platform regarding biometric data. Judge Sharon Johnson Coleman of the Northern District of Illinois Federal Court approved a motion filed by the certain trading platform to pause the lawsuit until the appellate court rules on a similar case. The case accuses the certain trading platform of failing in KYC.