throwmitid1234

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   by throwmitid1234 7mo ago

   MitID and NemID before it was pretty much bought by the Banks and the government together. It is to avoid the banks needing their own id for customers, as people would need to go into the banks using their passports etc to register. Some ba
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   by throwmitid1234 7mo ago

   I wouldn't bet on a postmortem. MitID is well into maintenance mode, like NemID before it. NETS have always been very sparse with their post mortems, they don't act like a SaaS provider. Not even as a partner did we get postmortem
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   by throwmitid1234 7mo ago

   Payments were affected somewhat. In Denmark it is often required to sign in to MitID when doing online transactions using credit/debit cards, it is called 3D Secure. You usually have other options. MobilePay, PayPal, the likes.
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   by throwmitid1234 7mo ago

   This is mostly a case of them not really reporting it, MitID is down quite frequently (now once a month ish, but in the first few years every week or so), or at least partially down . They now finally have their own status page, previously
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   by throwmitid1234 7mo ago

   MitID is not great, I worked on the implementation for one of the providers. I am surprised this is even a frontpage topic, 3 years after it was rolled out, we saw downtime every week or so. So much so that we implemented automatic pop ups