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> A proper online identity framework is long due though [..] You're entitled to your opinion but for me, it's a firm "No, thanks". I feel considerably more co
by logifail 5y ago
> A proper online identity framework is long due though [..]
You're entitled to your opinion but for me, it's a firm "No, thanks".
I feel considerably more comfortable* carrying a paper document which proves my vaccination/negative test than I do using any kind of government-approved app on my phone.
* that's putting it mildly
- effie 5y agoYou should be comfortable with carrying and using a document certifying a test result, but not with a document proving vaccination. The first is reasonable to due to its obvious utility in infection control, the second is not; it is now become a tool for sowing division and hatred in society. If you care about limiting infections, get tested. If you care about freedom, reject government certificates.
- dariosalvi78 5y agolooks like you haven't lived in 5 European countries and have to interact with all of them for things like taxes, pensions, vehicles registrations, and with mobile phones numbers that change, 2FAs that go crazy, passwords that expire etc. etc. Yes, a common electronic ID is an absolute godsend. Can't wait for it to be implemented on every fricking public administration website.