Edentiti Identification Servicestag:www.edentiti.com,2008-02-14:/edentiti-id//42008-02-21T19:24:31ZMovable Type Publishing Platform 4.01A "joke" letter to a government ministertag:www.edentiti.com,2008:/edentiti-id//4.552008-02-21T19:19:49Z2008-02-21T19:24:31ZThe absurdity of our existing identification procedures with government departments is illustrated with this made up letter to a government minister from a person trying to get a new passport....Kevin Coxhttp://www.test.com
The absurdity of our existing identification procedures with government departments is illustrated with this made up letter to a government minister from a person trying to get a new passport.
http://au.messages.yahoo.com/news/politics/205791?p=last
Australia 2020 Submissiontag:www.edentiti.com,2008:/edentiti-id//4.542008-02-20T19:10:29Z2008-02-21T19:28:27ZThe Australian Federal Government has called for ideas to be considered at its 2020 summit. Here is a submission from Edentiti...Kevin Coxhttp://www.test.com
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Free access to electronic personal information
If the
Internet is to truly take a stronger role in business-to-business and
business-to-consumer commerce, it will need to become a more open
medium for its users.
Right now it is economically and
technically feasible for ALL organisations holding electronic personal
information about an individual to allow that individual access to that
information. All that is lacking is the organisation’s desire to do so.
Access
to such information can be provided via the phone or other physical
devices attach to the Internet. It can be achieved in a
privacy-friendly and secure way so that only the individual - or anyone
the individual authorises - is allowed to access the information. It
can also be done in such a way that the organisation holding the
information can prevent it being passed to a third party.
The
implications of requiring organisations to provide access to personal
data are wide reaching. It will allow an individual to vote secretly
for any resolution. It will increase privacy because most organisations
will no longer have to keep identifying information about a person; it
will increase trust and this in turn will increase commerce and
interaction between people. ]]>
It's best for governments not to know too muchtag:www.edentiti.com,2008:/edentiti-id//4.522008-02-17T10:25:08Z2008-02-17T10:32:45ZThe internet was built without a way to know who and what you are connecting to. That is bad enough in the private sector, where the only thing at stake is money. For dealing with government, it is potentially catastrophic. Kevin Coxhttp://www.test.com