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Discord Be Like: Data Breach Then Face Scans

A two-panel meme using a reaction image of a man (likely Jeremy Clarkson) to humorously criticize Discord. The top panel states 'Discord hacked, data of 70,000 users including ID photos exposed 10 oct 2025' with the man reacting 'OH NO!'. The bottom panel follows with 'Discord will start globally demanding face scans and ID checks for full access in March 2026' and the man dismissively saying 'ANYWAY', highlighting the irony of Discord imposing stricter data collection after a breach.
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Overview

A two-panel meme using a reaction image of a man (likely Jeremy Clarkson) to humorously criticize Discord. The top panel states 'Discord hacked, data of 70,000 users including ID photos exposed 10 oct 2025' with the man reacting 'OH NO!'. The bottom panel follows with 'Discord will start globally demanding face scans and ID checks for full access in March 2026' and the man dismissively saying 'ANYWAY', highlighting the irony of Discord imposing stricter data collection after a breach.

Origin notes

The meme originates from Reddit (as indicated by the source), created by editing a reaction image of Jeremy Clarkson (from Top Gear) into a two-panel format with overlay text. It is a remix/edited meme, not an original creation, using existing character imagery to comment on Discord's privacy practices.

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