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My first search attempt return no hits. "Sorry, no results found for 'Israel'. Try entering fewer or more general search terms." https://find.search.gov/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&affiliate=usas...
My first search attempt return no hits. "Sorry, no results found for 'Israel'. Try entering fewer or more general search terms." https://find.search.gov/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&affiliate=usas...
>Are you looking for information from across government? Please search again on USA.gov. Click the "Search again on USA.gov" link above the search button here, or use the link below to go to the main USA.gov website. Search.gov is a service powering the search boxes on government agencies' websites. You are currently searching the Search.gov website, and this website only contains information about our service.
My first search attempt return no hits. "Sorry, no results found for 'Israel'. Try entering fewer or more general search terms." https://find.search.gov/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&affiliate=usas...
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Do they still force you to share your biometrics with a third party private service (Id.me)?
Login.gov doesn't.. but plenty of federal sites (like IRS) are still using that id.me poppycock. Here's to hoping they prioritize a migration soon.
The new tech stuff the government has been putting out is legitimately fantastic. login.gov is probably my favorite sign-in experience, maybe slightly behind Google's (and considerably ahead of Apple or Microsoft's).
Just look at the significant links section
Here's the repo: https://github.com/GSA/search-gov
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Do they still force you to share your biometrics with a third party private service (Id.me)?
Login.gov doesn't.. but plenty of federal sites (like IRS) are still using that id.me poppycock. Here's to hoping they prioritize a migration soon.
My first search attempt return no hits. "Sorry, no results found for 'Israel'. Try entering fewer or more general search terms." https://find.search.gov/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&affiliate=usas...
France, Argentina, etc all produce the same result. It would had been a fast test to discover that.
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Login.gov doesn't.. but plenty of federal sites (like IRS) are still using that id.me poppycock. Here's to hoping they prioritize a migration soon.
I was absolutely flabbergasted that they didn't even white-label the third party stuff behind their own .gov domain, which means they're mis-training users towards "It's normal to hand over extremely sensitive official information to vaguely-plausible-looking companies with websites and certificates ultimately under the control of Montenegro."
The new tech stuff the government has been putting out is legitimately fantastic. login.gov is probably my favorite sign-in experience, maybe slightly behind Google's (and considerably ahead of Apple or Microsoft's).