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Thank you for your analysis. I don't think it's a numbers issue. Japan with 127 million has multi-provider solutions such as IC cards, and I've heard India has
by workfromspace 3y ago
Thank you for your analysis.
I don't think it's a numbers issue. Japan with 127 million has multi-provider solutions such as IC cards, and I've heard India has Aadhaar and China has similar services.
But I agree with the federal part. I guess it makes things harder as federal states of Europe (Germany, Switzerland, Spain) has some centralization and bureaucracy issues, but at least they still manage to get a national systems such as ID cards.
- lxgr 3y agoYou're right, it's not a matter of size alone. Japan is much more homogenous than the US, as far as I understand, and trust in government institutions also seems to be much higher. Both advantageous preconditions for establishing a national eID system!