Digital Public Infrastructure - Revision history

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 Most Digital Infrastructures are designed to give the user the responsibility for their own security and privacy by creating dark patterns that result in the lowest cost for the providers at enormous inconvenience for the user. In this model, the responsibility for maintaining security measures, such as managing passwords, enabling two-factor authentication, and ensuring data privacy, falls on the individual users rather than the infrastructure provider.
 * for a Use case describing one bad user experience see the wiki page on [[User-responsible Security]].
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 * This page is a continuation of the wiki page [[Government Digital Experience]].
 * See also the wiki [[Agency]] for what it takes to give the user power in the DPI.
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 * This page is a continuation of the wiki page [[Government Digital Experience]].
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 The benefit of DPI opportunities hinges on designs and implementations that mitigates any ''unintended consequences'', particularly impacting vulnerable
-and marginalized populations. By proactively addressing potential risks, it is possible to navigate the complexities of DPI acceleration while fostering safe, inclusive and sustainable outcomes for all.
+and marginalized populations. By proactively addressing potential risks, it is possible to navigate the complexities of DPI [[Acceleration]] while fostering safe, inclusive and sustainable outcomes for all.
 * [https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vRRIBl3AlNmIgi-y2qixQ_bIRMo7hRZ_FhAymnwJtL9eeJWQUIo-q2QoU-Y99bwn1UOMw2vMqQ7I2vN/pub?urp=gmail_link Introduction to Digital Identity Management in Public Benefits] 2024-08 The document provides a brief overview of key concepts and shared terms related to digital identity management, particularly in the context of public benefits programs. This document was prepared to inform the joint, virtual workshop co-hosted by the National Institute of Standards and Technology, the Center for Democracy and Technology, and the Digital Benefits Network
 * [https://docs.cdpi.dev/the-dpi-wiki/what-dpi-can-i-build Centre for Digital Public Infrastructure] THE DPI WIKI describes what can be built now in 2025

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 ===In-person Most Common use===
 The most common use of driver's licenses is identification for access to restricted goods like cigarettes or alcohol.
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 ===Interoperability===
-Some governments are trying to solve other concerns like local control or on-line access to governmental services. This is currently expressed by the EU creating a EU only solution which is different that the ISO 18013-5 solution being rolled out in other states starting in 2024 with interoperability only within compatible governance regimes.
+* Some governments are trying to solve other concerns like local control or on-line access to governmental services. This is currently expressed by the EU creating a EU only solution which is different that the ISO 18013-5 solution being rolled out in other states starting in 2024 with interoperability only within compatible governance regimes.
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 * All of the processes that exist today to give the user some notice about the risks of connecting to particular services are extremely difficult for the user to understand and are typically hidden away from the user's inspection. The result is that users really do not understand the risks, which works to the site advantage.
 ===On-line Orientation===
-Governments that are trying to encourage on-line provision of services are trying to create a long-term on-line relationship that will give all registered residents full access to all relevant services.
+* Governments that are trying to encourage on-line provision of services are trying to create a long-term on-line relationship that will give all registered residents full access to all relevant services.
 ===In-person Most Common use===