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Hundreds of services keep our personal informations in their databases. Those informations are sometimes public to other people on the Internet.

Changing public identity, names and gender, is one of the complicated tasks of gender transition. In most countries in the world, there are many legal obstacles. But another difficulty is that most services assume their clients names and gender cannot change.

In our opinion, a company or administration inclusive to trans people should :

  • allow people to update their names and gender with a simple form and without asking legal proof
  • not force people to disclose they are trans to other users, clients or service's employees
  • in particular, never disclose their former name
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Last services

Back Market

Simplicity

User can change first name through form.

Boulanger

Simplicity

User can change gender through simple form.

User can change first name through form.

BUT

Simplicity

User can change gender through simple form.

User can change first name through form.

Crowd Supply

Simplicity

User can change first name through form.

User can change their username through form.

GOG.com

Simplicity

User can change their username through form.

Leroy Merlin

Simplicity

User can change gender through simple form.

User can change first name through form.

OVH

Simplicity

User can change gender through simple form.

User can change first name through form.

Caisse d'Epargne

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Simplicity

Former name is still displayed in some places even after change has been made, but this places are only visible to user. This seems to be a bug and not by design.

Support

User needs to write to support but this is justified for legal or security reasons.

Legal verification

Legal papers are required to modify title (Mr., Mrs.), even in a country where it is not part of legal identity.

Legal papers are required for name, but this is justified by legal or security constraints.

Crédit Agricole Centre Loire

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Legal verification

Legal papers are required to modify title (Mr., Mrs.), even in a country where it is not part of legal identity.