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| − | * In Consent a [[Presentation]] is UX displayed to the user based on the request from a [[Relying Party]] (aka client) for information about a subject. | + | * In Consent a [[Presentation]] is UX displayed to the user generated on the client device based on the request from a [[Relying Party]] (aka client in OAUTH) for information about a subject. |
* A [[Verifiable Credential]] is expected to create a [[Presentation]] is response to a request from a Relying Party (aka [[Verifier]]). | * A [[Verifiable Credential]] is expected to create a [[Presentation]] is response to a request from a Relying Party (aka [[Verifier]]). | ||
| − | * In most cases of interest the entity receiving the [[Presentation]] is expected to take some action based on the [[Presentation]]. | + | * In most cases of interest, the entity receiving the [[Presentation]] is expected to take some action based on the [[Presentation]]. |
==Solutions== | ==Solutions== | ||
Revision as of 16:46, 4 February 2022
Full Title or Meme
A Presentation is a response to a request. The form that the Presentation makes is dependent on the request.
Context
- In Consent a Presentation is UX displayed to the user generated on the client device based on the request from a Relying Party (aka client in OAUTH) for information about a subject.
- A Verifiable Credential is expected to create a Presentation is response to a request from a Relying Party (aka Verifier).
- In most cases of interest, the entity receiving the Presentation is expected to take some action based on the Presentation.
Solutions
DIF Presentation Exchange
- Presentation Exchange Working Group Draft. updated - Announced on 2020-12-18
The current draft has no ability to identify or authenticate the device used to present the document. So there is no way to determine if anything in it is trustworthy.
