Yes, in an effort to prevent bots from signing up. Numerous websites do this, and although it's not an ideal practice in terms of consumer privacy, it is an acceptable one that is prevalent in the industry.
If you aren't already signing up for everything with fake information, you're doing it wrong, and you've likely been fingerprinted and can be identified across all your devices and browsers already no matter where you go. GG.
But why, it’s obviously trying to get our real id
Yes, in an effort to prevent bots from signing up. Numerous websites do this, and although it's not an ideal practice in terms of consumer privacy, it is an acceptable one that is prevalent in the industry.
If you aren't already signing up for everything with fake information, you're doing it wrong, and you've likely been fingerprinted and can be identified across all your devices and browsers already no matter where you go. GG.