Are Users Able to Take Control of Their Data?
summary
Claims a working digital identity app called Yoti that verifies people by face + passport chip read using live video and liveness words, then stores attributes in separate containers with per-attribute keys so the private key stays on the phone and Yoti cannot read attributes. Integration offers seven SDKs and plugins; verification supports Android chip read and machine plus human checks. Deployment numbers: ~60,000 beta users, ~45,000 installs over two months and ~60,000 installs the following month.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00The data security problem
- 1:31Vulnerabilities of the web
- 4:49Defining a new identity model
- 7:00The Yoti solution
- 8:53Real-world applications
- 10:50Adoption and integration
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