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Together we shape solutions for people and society.

Help us understand how the public views the possibility of developing a voluntary, secure and legally supervised system.

The purpose of this survey is not to introduce the system, but to determine whether there is support for further professional, legal, technical and ethical assessment of the QEI initiative.

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QEI
Survey

QEI initiative — your opinion matters.

Join the public discussion on trust, safety and the future of child protection.

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Participate without an email address.

Your opinion matters

Share your perspective on future development.

Responsible discussion

Responses support expert consideration.

Open dialogue

Space for different views and proposals.

Public opinion.Responsible discussion.
The initiative is based on child protection, voluntary participation, data minimisation, separate records, legal oversight and the prevention of misuse.
Questions

A survey on trust, safeguards and further consideration.

Anonymous public survey

Your opinion matters. Responsible discussion.

This survey is completely anonymous.
No email address is required.

The purpose of this survey is not to decide whether the system should be introduced, but to collect public opinions on whether the QEI initiative provides an appropriate basis for further professional, legal, technical and ethical discussion.

Completely anonymousWe do not collect email addresses or any other identifying information.
3–5 minutesA short survey with questions about security, privacy and child protection.
Public discussionThe responses will be used exclusively to support further professional discussion.
01. Do you support the QEI initiative being professionally and publicly evaluated?
02. Do you believe such a system could help protect missing children?
03. How important is it that the system does not store raw DNA or biometric data?
04. Which safeguards do you consider most important?
Multiple answers are allowed. Please select all options that you consider important.
05. Would you support a limited pilot project if it were voluntary and legally reviewed?
06. How much would you trust the system if it were subject to judicial and independent oversight?
07. What is your biggest concern about such a system?
08. Do you think it is important that the system be used exclusively for the protection of children and particularly vulnerable persons?
09. Do you support requiring every use of the system to be recorded in an audit trail?
10. Would you support prohibiting the use of the system for mass surveillance, tax procedures, commercial purposes, or profiling?
11. Which area of the QEI initiative do you consider most important?
12. Do you believe the QEI initiative should first be presented as a public discussion before any legislation is considered?
13. What do you consider most important regarding digital identity?
14. Who should have the greatest oversight over a potential system?
15. Do you believe personal data protection is effective enough today?
16. In your opinion, should the European Union devote more attention to developing secure and privacy-friendly digital identity systems?
17. Would you like to be informed about the further development of the QEI initiative?
18. Age Group
19. Highest Level of Education
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