3 ms·
tbh I can't think of many cases where I'd want state-issued PKI. I already use public key crypto secured by biometrics (faceid) to make payments, login to my ba
by NavinF 3y ago
tbh I can't think of many cases where I'd want state-issued PKI. I already use public key crypto secured by biometrics (faceid) to make payments, login to my bank, etc. None of that requires interacting with the state. For most normal computer use I quite like how random social media sites can't demand my identity because it'd be too expensive for them to verify it using public records.