State Mandated Identification - Revision history

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‎EU Digital Identity Wallet

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‎EU Digital Identity Wallet

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‎EU Digital Identity Wallet

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‎Use Cases

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 ===Historical===
 * It came to pass in those days, that there went out a decree from Caesar Augustus, that all the world should be taxed - The gospel of Luke 2:10
-* The doomsday book- created at the behest of William the Conquerer who sent his agents to survey every shire in England, to list his holdings and dues owed to him.<ref>J A Giles, J; Ingram translates,'' The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle''. Project Gutenberg. 1996.</ref>
+* Julius Caesar ordered a list to be compiled of those people who were entitled to the grain donations, and everybody who wanted to be included on the list had to prove he was a Roman citizen. This was simple enough because the Roman Republic took a census every five years (though this had lapsed during the civil wars), and kept detailed records of who was a citizen. Every head of household had to appear in person before the censors and swear an oath, and provide details of his father (from whom he had inherited his citizenship) and his sons (who inherited it from him). The penalties for giving false information to the census were harsh, including death and enslavement. The records were used for, among other things, determining taxation and liability for military service. After Caesar had compiled his list, the number of people still eligible for corn donations had been more than halved, because only 150,000 people on the list had been able to prove their citizenship. Augustus continued this system, but improved it by issuing a ticket, called a tessera frumentaria, to people eligible to receive the donation.
 * Henry VIII abolished monasteries that had kept tract of births, deaths, etc. and needed a way to ensure he could collect taxed, thus creating a requirement for surnames for all the population.

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 ==Use Cases==
 ===[[EU Digital Identity Wallet]]===
-The EUDIW is scheduled to be mandatory available to all residents during 2026. The specs are lurching through the standardization process in both the OpenID Foundation and the EU itself in mid 2024. It currently suffers from a bad case of over specification which can only get worse.
+The [[EU Digital Identity Wallet|EUDIW]] is scheduled to be mandatory available to all residents during 2026. The specs are lurching through the standardization process in both the OpenID Foundation and the EU itself in mid 2024. It currently suffers from a bad case of over specification which can only get worse.
 * 2024-09 [https://www.enisa.europa.eu/news/eu-digital-identity-wallet-a-leap-towards-secure-and-trusted-electronic-identification-through-certification the ENISA will support certification of these wallets.]

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 * [[Self-issued Identifier]]
 ==Use Cases==
-===EU Digital Identity Wallet===
+===[[EU Digital Identity Wallet]]===
 The EUDIW is scheduled to be mandatory available to all residents during 2026. The specs are lurching through the standardization process in both the OpenID Foundation and the EU itself in mid 2024. It currently suffers from a bad case of over specification which can only get worse.
 * 2024-09 [https://www.enisa.europa.eu/news/eu-digital-identity-wallet-a-leap-towards-secure-and-trusted-electronic-identification-through-certification the ENISA will support certification of these wallets.]

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 ===EU Digital Identity Wallet===
 The EUDIW is scheduled to be mandatory available to all residents during 2026. The specs are lurching through the standardization process in both the OpenID Foundation and the EU itself in mid 2024. It currently suffers from a bad case of over specification which can only get worse.
-* 2024-09 [https://www.enisa.europa.eu/news/eu-digital-identity-wallet-a-leap-towards-secure-and-trusted-electronic-identification-through-certification the ENISA will support certification of these wallets.
+* 2024-09 [https://www.enisa.europa.eu/news/eu-digital-identity-wallet-a-leap-towards-secure-and-trusted-electronic-identification-through-certification the ENISA will support certification of these wallets.]
 ===Washington State===

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 * [[Self-issued Identifier]]
 ==Use Cases==
 ===Washington State===
 This is a list of web sites that can be accessed from outside the state network and require ID credentials. There my be other sites that allow online access without credentials that later ask for them. In particular the DMV is in that category. Two duplicates were left out irrespective of their reality to avoid questions. More discussion on the use of the Driver's Licenses as the primary sort of the [[Identifier]] for residents of the state in the wiki page on [[MDL Considered Harmful]] which explains why the DL is not the best starting point.

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 ==References==
 <references/>
 * See the wiki page [[State Issued Identifier]] for some description of the [[Identifier]]s that a commonly issued.
 * See the wiki page on [[Government]]

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 <references/>
 * See the wiki page [[State Issued Identifier]] for some description of the [[Identifier]]s that a commonly issued.
 [[Category: Identity]]
 [[Category: Identifier]]
 [[Category: Privacy]]

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    Insurance Companies
    Liquor License and Permits
-   Trade Licenses, Registrations and Certifications (there are 50 mote in this category)
+   Trade Licenses, Registrations and Certifications (there are 50 more in this category)
 ==References==