The theme was digital identity, but the discussion coincided with the topic of JR East's installation of cameras in stations, so the conversation went broad and deep from there.
It was very carefully put together, so I think you will enjoy reading it and understand Mr. Kurosaka and my thoughts and concerns about digital identity and privacy. It's quite voluminous, so it's been released in two parts.
Table of contents
XNUMXst
The essence of JR East's surveillance camera problem
Japanese people are negative about advertising but tolerant of surveillance cameras
Japanese companies are more interested in digging wells than building water and sewer systems
My Number identity register is lacking something
If you don’t analyze the essence of your failure, you will repeat the same thing
Lack of accountability erodes trust
XNUMXnd
Why is registering bank accounts with My Number still not a reality?
"GAIN" is an initiative to provide a reliable platform for data distribution
The risks of relying on GAFAM for identity management
Personal information and data privacy is a state, not a construct
The rationale for installing surveillance cameras should be weighed
Identity is the capital that drives the Fourth Industrial Revolution