2025-01-24Per Henrikson
South Korea has embarked on a pilot program to introduce a blockchain-powered digital identity card, modernizing a system that has been in place for nearly six decades.
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2025-01-23Per Henrikson
Cyprus is about to launch its new electronic identification system, IDMe.cy, with applications opening on January 27, 2025. The system will provide Cypriot citizens with digital identification capabilities that comply with European Union eIDAS standards for cross-border electronic transactions, marking a significant advancement in the country’s digital infrastructure development.
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2025-01-23Per Henrikson
French railway operator SNCF has launched a digital ID trial allowing passengers to verify their identity using QR codes generated through the France Identité mobile application. The program began this week, and is currently available on InOui high-speed TGV trains, with plans to expand to additional SNCF services later in the year.
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2025-01-22Per Henrikson
The Gov.uk digital wallet and app are intended for use not just with public sector services, but also the private sector use cases the Digital Identity and Attributes Trust Framework was set up to address.
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2025-01-22Ian Fleming
At the WEF, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez calls for the end of anonymity on social media by forcing them to link all user accounts with the European digital identity wallet.
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2025-01-22Ian Fleming
Digital driving licences stored in a government smartphone “wallet” that can be used to prove a person’s age are to be made available this year.
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2025-01-21Ian Fleming
The framework would establish a secure and reliable platform for the identification of citizens to help them get access to public and private sector services.
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2025-01-21Per Henrikson
The UK government is launching a GOV.UK Wallet app that will allow citizens to digitize official documents like driver’s licenses.
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2025-01-21Ian Fleming
John Lewis has become the first UK retailer to implement AI-powered age checks for online knife sales. The technology, developed by British company Yoti, uses facial age estimation to verify the buyer’s age.
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