Institute 1. april has received an official response from the European Commission regarding the strategic QEI – Quantized Encrypted Identity initiative, which is intended to explore safer and more privacy-oriented approaches to digital identity.
The European Union is entering an important phase in the development of digital identity. A citizen’s identity is increasingly understood not simply as an identity document or a username used to access an online service.
Most users think that logging into a system is a single process, but two different processes take place in the background: identification and authentication.
The European Union is developing important digital projects, most notably the EU Digital Identity Wallet and the digital euro.
Digital transformation is changing the way we access public services, healthcare systems, banking, and many other essential aspects of everyday life.
Artificial intelligence is opening new doors for organised crime. Do we also need a new generation of digital identity?
At Institute 1. april, we believe that the future does not lie in an ever-growing number of passwords, SMS codes or telephone confirmations, but in a new generation of digital identity.
The development of artificial intelligence and social media is raising new questions about child safety.
Public survey on the future of child protection and digital identity. We invite you to participate by completing the survey.
A discussion on the future of child protection, digital identity, and the responsible use of biometric systems.
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