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The article doesn't really explain what the e-residency service actually provides, but links to another article with more useful details: http://motherboard.vi
by hellofunk 11y ago
The article doesn't really explain what the e-residency service actually provides, but links to another article with more useful details:
http://motherboard.vice.com/read/lets-all-become-e-residents-of-estonia http://motherboard.vice.com/read/lets-all-become-e-residents...
- zdkl 11y ago"one of her colleagues signed his job contract on his mobile phone while out fishing on the sea." so in addition to leading the way in digital citizenship, they also have impressive data coverage? Count me in! Joke aside, I'm very interested in seeing how bigger countries will implement something similar
- hellofunk 11y agoThis kind of stuff only happens in very small nations in my experience. They often have very little to lose, and the barrier to make major changes is small. This has been true in many of the smaller nations I've lived in, but I can't see the United States and other larger nations ever being efficient with the transition to this.