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Yeah seems goes along the same way at the Estonian digital citizenship that showed up here a few years ago. Does sound like a PR stunt. Personally wouldn't tou

• vmfunction 3y ago
  mmm has anyone used Estonian digital citizenship. Digital and citizenship just doesn't really sit well for me. But I can be wrong, looking for someone who have actually have a citizenship to comment on the all the legal implication, document manage, etc related to the digital citizenship.
• eddtries 3y ago
  I don't think the Estonian digital citizenship is anywhere near as bad as this, I thought it was a genuine way to get digital documentation within an EU state?
  • jruohonen 3y ago
    It's quite real, although, in a sense, the word "digital" is just a decoy. What they offer (e.g., digital signing of documents and online access to bureaucracy) should really be the default in the EU (or at least available in every member state, interoperably).
• jowea 3y ago
  A cursory look at the Estonian thing and it seems 1000% more legit than this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E-Residency_of_Estonia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E-Residency_of_Estonia
• workfromspace 3y ago
  It's digital (or E-) residency, not citizenship. It provides an Estonian personal identification number and digital access to Estonian digital services (which is 99% of all government services + many private and banking sector). There are over 25,000 companies founded by E-residents, and most by people who does not reside in Estonia or even EU. You shouldn't compare a crypto-scam with such legit service. Source: Both physical and e-resident of Estonia.