lanmannen

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   by lanmannen 9y ago

   Upon further research, I see that the BankID is provided in two different forms. It seems there is a universal key which can be used to log into most websites, while there's also a private key which will be tied to one specific site. H
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   by lanmannen 9y ago

   So I haven't looked into Apple Pay and the specifics on how it works. What really strikes me as being gamechanger is the ability to sign legal contracts from your own laptop. I've never come across anything like this in the US, wh
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   When will American banks begin to use BankID?

   1 points by lanmannen 9y ago|3 comments
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   by lanmannen 9y ago

   Very true. Once it's out there, content can't be deleted. Can't see any type of benefit to these services, besides for those who wish to automate their tasks.
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   by lanmannen 9y ago

   A more prudent question would be whether these tech companies should be reined in by federal privacy law. Should they be allowed to collect, trade and analyze private data on all of its users? Where do we draw the line in the sand, in terms
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   by lanmannen 9y ago

   In all likelihood, this is simply the tip of the iceberg. I see Twitter's stock is collapsing, due to similar concerns. Nothing is private anymore in this day and age. And yet - If we're concerned about what Facebook has on us, th