Cryptography (public key signatures) can mitigate this, alongside a globally public, decentralised identity system.
I predict that in 2030, we'll all be using digital signatures as part of our identity, whether directly or indirectly.
I predict that in 2030, we'll all be using digital signatures as part of our identity, whether directly or indirectly.
Zooko's triangle says no. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zooko%27s_triangle
In particular names only need to be locally meaningful.
I'd imagine fake IDs with properly signed cryptographic keys on their chips are available to any higher FBI, FSB or other agents.
Whereas my single passport is expired mostly because I dont plan to go anywhere.
For more foreign nations? Given proper PKI, I'd hope not.