I mean leaked from the EUDI side.
> the EU implementation is better.
It's better than the current implementation, sure, but you can never beat zero identifiers
I mean leaked from the EUDI side.
> the EU implementation is better.
It's better than the current implementation, sure, but you can never beat zero identifiers
Again, for sure and I agree with you - but we're talking about institutions that already have our IDs in some form or another, so just asking them to issue a certificate that says "yeah this user is actually over 18" seems like a no brainer functionality on top of an existing system. Like obviously our government office has a copy of my passport and ID card, but if those leak then we have a much bigger problem as a country.
> we're talking about institutions that already have our IDs in some form or another
The issue isn’t who already has our IDs, it’s that EUDI introduces new auxiliary information (public keys, signatures, revocation identifiers) that create globally unique, linkable identifiers.
Even if the same institutions issue the wallet, each transaction generates additional personal data that can be misused for tracking and profiling, far beyond the data already stored in government registries.