A resolution issued by Canadian data protection authorities notes that while a digital identity ecosystem offers many benefits, it must be developed and implemented with privacy, security, transparency and accountability. The resolution, issued Oct. 24, provides elements to include in the design and operation of a digital identity ecosystem. “By identifying, understanding and mitigating privacy concerns at the outset, governments and stakeholders will engender trust among Canadians and show their commitment to privacy as a fundamental right,” Privacy Commissioner of Canada Philippe Dufresne said.
25 Oct. 2022
Canadian regulators say digital ID ecosystem needs privacy, transparency
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