On 6 June, the UK Data (Use and Access) Act received Royal Assent. As well as putting the underground asset register on a legal footing and supporting the future of smart data schemes, this is a key part of the Government's efforts to ensure that individuals and businesses across the UK can access trusted digital identity services when they need them...
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Last November, I visited the Danish government. This was a follow-up to my interview three years ago before the start of OCES II [11]. The person I visited was Charlotte from the Danish Ministry of Finance. She was the same person as last time. As always, the Danish government's approach is very instructive. Try it, fix the bad points, and try again...
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On May 2012, 5, the OpenID Foundation Japan Student Identity Trust Framework Working Group's results presentation, "Trust Framework Seminar vol.17 - Using Student IDs to Provide Online Student Discount Services," was held at the National Institute of Informatics...
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In relation to the "number"/My Number system (it is unfortunate that many media outlets still refer to it as a "common number"), I have heard voices from various organizations saying things like, "Let's allow the "number" to be used by the private sector!" and "Let's get the four pieces of information (name, date of birth, gender, address)!" Originally, I was a data…
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It's a bit old news, but on February 2th, at the Mobile World Congress held in Barcelona, the World Economic Forum (the organizers of the famous Davos conference) released a new report. The title was "Personal Data: The Emergence of a New Asset Category (Personal Data…
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