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There was no minority report, hehe!

Laws of Identity

Based on that definition, you can start to get a better idea of how badly our identities are currently being abused right now.

It is interesting that you mentioned Bluetooth, it is labelled as one of the biggest breaches of identity as it uses an omni-directional identity transaction where a uni-directional is appropriate.

In a way, we see benefit in the omni-directional transaction where it is used in a cool way, but according to the above mentioned laws, it is technically a breach. Remember Minority Report?

This is bordering on a topic I have been following very closely lately:

Identity 2.0 is what they call it.

Watch this presentation

you know, due to the fact that our identity is strewn all over the internet in silos, we have no ability to manage it. The Identity 2.0 movement is something that intends to address this problem.

The funny thing is, that most people believe the Indentity 2.0 approach will lead to less anonimity. Truth is though, as you have pointed out, that a new approach like Identity 2.0 would likely be in most people’s best interests.