EU id
The newly released digital identity scheme of the European Union (EU) has aroused much discussion and concern. The scheme aims to provide residents of the EU member states with a unified digital identity that will enable them to move around freely and use various services throughout the EU.
Known as EUid, this digital identity program will utilize the latest digital technologies, including biometrics, cryptography and blockchain, to ensure the security and privacy of personal data. Through the EUid, residents will be able to access a variety of services, such as healthcare, education, finance, etc., through a unified platform, without having to provide duplicate identification and documents each time.
The introduction of this program will make cross-border transactions within the EU more convenient and help to combat fraud and theft. The introduction of the EUid will address the inconvenience of moving between EU countries or using cross-border services, which has often been caused by different languages, cultures and legal systems, and will provide greater convenience and support for the process of integration within the EU.
However, the EU id program has also sparked some controversy and concern. Some people are concerned that the program may lead to the misuse and leakage of personal data, thus threatening personal privacy. They believe that even the most advanced digital technology cannot fully guarantee data security, and that data leakage will bring immeasurable risks and losses to individuals and society.
There are also concerns that the EU id project may exacerbate the digital divide, marginalizing those who have no access to or are unfamiliar with digital technology. In some EU member states, especially some developing countries, the digital divide has become a serious social problem, and the implementation of the EUid project may further aggravate the problem, making it impossible for these people to enjoy the corresponding convenience and services.
All in all, the EU id program, as an important initiative aimed at enhancing the convenience and security of digitization, undoubtedly has positive significance and value. However, in promoting the program, it is necessary to fully take into account the concerns and objections of all parties, and to take effective measures to protect the security and privacy of personal data, while at the same time avoiding the aggravation of the digital divide, so as to ensure that everyone can benefit from the program.
EN 
ZH_TW 
ZH