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Yes, Denmark: https://www.nemid.nu/ https://www.nemid.nu/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NemID http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NemID Most public institutions as w
by abrahamsen 16y ago
Yes, Denmark:
https://www.nemid.nu/ https://www.nemid.nu/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NemID http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NemID
Most public institutions as well as many private (including the banks) have switched to this system.
Our government already know just about everything about us (e.g. few people need to fill out tax forms), so this has not been very controversial. The largest controversy has been with the security.
- wizard_2 16y agoAnd that is a very large controversy. Governments can't even get voting machines that a) work correctly and b) are tamper resistant. It scares me to death that the same contract/bidding system that produces the many monstrosities that support a basic right are going to produce this.
- nkassis 16y ago"(e.g. few people need to fill out tax forms)" Actually I don't get why the gov makes people do one in the US and Canada. Most people have their income reported to the gov by their employer. That information should be downloadable by people and then what is missing could be filled in, mistakes fixed, deductions not already calculated added...
- SapphireSun 16y agoThe government would like to know about other things you are doing on the side as well. :-)