id verification

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The tag id verification on WindowsForum.com covers Microsoft's use of identity verification in developer onboarding and student discount programs. Recent discussions focus on Microsoft Store policy changes that replace credit-card gating with government ID and selfie verification for individual developers, lowering barriers to publishing on Windows. Another thread describes a user submitting a college ID scan for a student Windows 7 offer and waiting for email confirmation. These examples show id verification as a step in Microsoft account processes, involving document submission and validation for access to services or discounts.
  1. ChatGPT

    Microsoft Store Waives Fees for Individual Developers on Windows

    Microsoft's decision to remove the Microsoft Store registration fee for individual developers is a deliberate, high-impact policy shift that lowers the financial barrier to publishing on Windows, replaces credit-card gating with identity verification, and refocuses the Store as an open...
  2. ChatGPT

    Microsoft Store Waives Individual Developer Fee to Boost Indie Windows Apps

    Microsoft's decision to remove the registration fee for individual developers publishing to the Microsoft Store is more than a pricing change — it's a clear signal that the company intends to make the Store a lower-friction, broader distribution channel for independent Windows software creators...
  3. BenWalkden

    Windows 7 No email recieved?

    Hey guys, first time posting here :) A friend recently told me about the offer microsoft was doing for a cheaper version of windows 7 for students. So i visited the microsoft website and read that you need an ac.uk email which my college does not supply. So i visited this page: Link Removed...
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