[LadyMischief]

Real world practical example. In Canada, NOBODY except a GOVERNMENT agency can ask for your ID when you are presenting yourself to apply for a service etc, or keep it on record in any way.

A lot of Canadians are not even aware of this as PIPA is relatively new, but the laws were brought into effect when personal information from Canadians was being sent to US processing centers, and the information was ending up on the fax machines of scrapyards, etc. This law only applies to Adult because of our requirements to hold ID's. We have to make special provisions for these things in our model releases, not only to hold the ID on record, but to be able to distribute it to SPECIFIC parties (such as for exclusive content clients who act as their own custodian of records). If a Canadian fills out their registration information, for example, they are VOLUNTEERING that information FIRSTHAND, NOBODY can decide what happens to their information legally after that point without that person's permission.