@hypolite I was surprised to find that Austria's electronic driving license can be presented in 2 ways, to the police and to non-authorities. Both option just display a QR code the cannot be used directly. The other party needs an (authorized) app to see if this driving license is valid. So there are already applications that work I guess.
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"We’ve been saying this for years now, and we’re going to keep saying it until the message finally sinks in: mandatory age verification creates massive, centralized honeypots of sensitive biometric data that will inevitably be breached. -
"We’ve been saying this for years now, and we’re going to keep saying it until the message finally sinks in: mandatory age verification creates massive, centralized honeypots of sensitive biometric data that will inevitably be breached.@hypolite this data is already well known to the state authorities so it's too late already to complain
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"We’ve been saying this for years now, and we’re going to keep saying it until the message finally sinks in: mandatory age verification creates massive, centralized honeypots of sensitive biometric data that will inevitably be breached.@TheLastOfHisName Or: you have a zero knowledge protocol where the user presents a certain encrypted dataset, and the service can just check if that user is above a certain age or not, and if the name matches or not. This can be leveraged with Blockchain technology. And yes, initially needs the public authority to register your birth date and name, but that happens everywhere already.
But private companies do not need to store any data about you in this case