The EU has neither the authority nor the competency to lay out such identity frameworks and I would say they would decrease security in any case. This is again

The EU has neither the authority nor the competency to lay out such identity frameworks and I would say they would decrease security in any case. This is again about surveillance and attempts to get control on information. HTTPS basic auth is secure and should always be an option. There, perfect interop. There is not enough trust and political currency to accept such measures in my opinion. Formalized ID systems seem to net more attack vectors than what we currently have.