bluebirdfirewin

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1. 31.▲
   by bluebirdfirewin 5y ago

   Today when someone get a copy of your passport they become you. So I still prefer a private key.
2. 32.▲
   by bluebirdfirewin 5y ago

   That would be a step in the good direction. But the DID should be preferred as it will enable much more features.
3. 33.▲
   by bluebirdfirewin 5y ago

   Because they will probably use Verifiable Credentials. That could lead to a lot of new use cases by reducing the KYC costs. Also embracing that tech for identity will open the door to any sort of proofs (like diploma, …). And eventually wil
4. 34.▲
   by bluebirdfirewin 5y ago

   Google would not give the keys to the users, so they would still technically be able to decrypt your emails. I don't think they would implement a security feature that is based on user password (in protonmail you loose your mails if yo