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Hashgraph's Agata Slater Discusses User Control in Digital Identity

The self-sovereign identity model lets people manage credentials and choose what information to share across organizations.

An unmarked passport rests beside a hand-selected credential card / TokenPost.ai (mono)
An unmarked passport rests beside a hand-selected credential card / TokenPost.ai (mono)

Agata Slater of Hashgraph described decentralized identifiers as a user-controlled form of identification, comparing their function to a passport and framing them as part of a self-sovereign identity model.

In that model, people manage their digital credentials and set who can access them. One identity can help verify a person's credentials across multiple organizations while the person decides which details to share, as outlined in TokenPost's overview of decentralized identity.

Simon Yoon

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Simon Yoon reports on blockchain technology for TokenPost. Send corrections or tips to info@tokenpost.com.

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