DigitalAgendaForum
@digitalagendaforum
21 Nov, 25
The hacking of Kenya’s State House, Interior, and other government websites shows exactly why the digital ID system is risky.
If people can break into top gov't sites and post extremist messages, what happens when these systems hold our personal details?
This is why, before governments push for digital IDs, they must first make sure their systems are strong and secure and think carefully before creating one central pool of personal data as this is the dream of every hacker. #DigitalID #Kenya
If people can break into top gov't sites and post extremist messages, what happens when these systems hold our personal details?
This is why, before governments push for digital IDs, they must first make sure their systems are strong and secure and think carefully before creating one central pool of personal data as this is the dream of every hacker. #DigitalID #Kenya
Ascend
@ascendemmy
21 Nov, 25
Well said @iammgume
More than half of the world’s population has no idea what’s goin’ on or with digital ID is. Part of those who know, don’t give a shyt. This leaves the lesser who give a shyt. The deep meaning is this is they’ve won already-the implementors. So unless the number is higher than the former, the few are cooked on behalf of the current.
More than half of the world’s population has no idea what’s goin’ on or with digital ID is. Part of those who know, don’t give a shyt. This leaves the lesser who give a shyt. The deep meaning is this is they’ve won already-the implementors. So unless the number is higher than the former, the few are cooked on behalf of the current.
