Philly_Phan wrote:
You definitely should abandon the iTunes Store and do your business only with organizations that don't care if others steal your identity.
And, of course, we all know that there is only one way to deal with the identity theft problem - force the users to jump through hoops by making them memorize answers to a very short and restrictive list of idiotic questions - about their cars (personally I've never driven in my life - perhaps shocking to Californians, but not to New Yorkers), their first albums (does ANYONE remember this?), first teachers (ditto) and their first kisses (who the **** came up with that one?).
Oh, perhaps also require from users more personal information (e.g. birth year) than Apple has any legitimate business knowning. Yes, that should probably do it and of course, nothing else will suffice.