Posts with keyword: wallets


Enhance, Duplicate, or Replace? None of the Above.

Alan Mayo frames the digital identity design choice as enhance, duplicate, or replace, and places Utah's SEDI in the "replace" bucket alongside purist decentralized identity. That badly misreads the architecture and the policy goal. SEDI is not trying to eliminate institutional trust; it is state-endorsed, rights-first digital identity reuse that keeps institutional authority where it belongs while moving presentation and consent closer to the individual.
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Wallets and Agents

This post is adapted from my forthcoming book, Learning Digital Identity, from O'Reilly Media.
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Identity and Consistent User Experience

Consistent user experience is key enabler of digital embodiment and is critical to our ability to operationalize our digital lives.
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Ugh! There's an App for That!

Interoperability is a fundamental property of tech systems that are generative and respect individual privacy and autonomy. And, as a bonus, it makes people's live easier!
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