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My ID card has a chip in it and can be used to sign documents. Why not support that?
by gumby 3y ago
My ID card has a chip in it and can be used to sign documents. Why not support that?
- amf12 3y agoBecause their biggest markets do not? And it's a just announced, beta feature!
- gumby 3y agoHmm, I just looked and it turns out not to be a requirement of all EU ID cards.
- bombolo 3y agoWhy make a proper real legal signature when you can just copy paste a scanned .jpg file at the end of a document (or do something equally useless)?
- pluto_modadic 3y agocopy-paste a png of you typing your name recording your IP... ...vs cryptographic proof someone had access to your ID card
- bombolo 3y ago> ...vs cryptographic proof someone had access to your ID card Which isn't what we are discussing here, this was the point… :)