must be generally required in at least 1 country
Update 2025-06-05 (PST) (AI summary of creator comment): Creator clarifies that 'needing a government app to access Facebook or X' includes scenarios where:
Users are required to identify themselves to Facebook or X (e.g., to open an account or access services).
A government digital identity app is the standard method for this identification.
Update 2025-06-05 (PST) (AI summary of creator comment): The market may resolve to a PROB (percentage). This resolution will be based on the actual percentage of verifications (for Facebook or X access) that are, in practice, conducted using a government app. This percentage will be rounded to the nearest whole percent and applies if such a verification system is implemented in at least one EU country.
Update 2025-06-05 (PST) (AI summary of creator comment): The creator states that the AI-generated 'clarifications' (summaries of creator comments) from 2025-06-05 (PST) are 'crap' and should be disregarded. These AI-generated summaries previously suggested that:
'Needing a government app to access Facebook or X' could include scenarios where users identify themselves to the platforms, with a government digital identity app as the standard method.
The market might resolve to a PROB (percentage) based on the actual percentage of verifications conducted using a government app.
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@skibidist If there is an alternative way without using such an app (e.g. going to a physical place with your old-fashioned identity card), does this still resolve yes?
@rayman2000 It will resolve to PROB equal to the % of verifications that are in practice done using an app, rounded to the nearest percentage point.
@skibidist Not sure how well that measures if people "need" the app. But seems well-enough-defined to me to leave it at that 😃