Nishant KaushikGovernment-issued verifiable digital credentials (mDLs, digital passports, etc) have the potential to transform our online (and even IRL) experiences dramatically, and for the better. But with any such technology, their power and ease-of-use also runs the risk of being used in ways that aren't optimal, intended, or even appropriate. That's why I love that the Better Identity Coalition is working on a voluntary Code of Conduct for verifiable digital credentials aimed at preventing overuse. They're looking for feedback and comments, so please take a look and help shape the VDC ecosystem.
#VDC #VerifiableDigitalCredentials #IdentityProofing #DigitalIdentity #Privacy #IdentityAsInfrastructure
https://www.centerforcybersecuritypolicy.org/insights-and-research/a-new-approach-to-address-concerns-about-overuse-of-digital-ids
#VDC #VerifiableDigitalCredentials #IdentityProofing #DigitalIdentity #Privacy #IdentityAsInfrastructure
https://www.centerforcybersecuritypolicy.org/insights-and-research/a-new-approach-to-address-concerns-about-overuse-of-digital-ids
A New Approach to Address Concerns About Overuse of Digital IDs
The Better Identity Coalition has released an initial straw man of a “voluntary code of conduct” for the digital identity ecosystem to restrict inappropriate or overly invasive requests for identity information from verifiable digital credentials.
André Koot RCX