By 2026, the EU will embed them in a new system: the European digital identity (eID), which will store, display, and verify credentials in one app. The eID will allow citizens to manage their finances, access services, sign contracts, and travel, with data remaining under their control. Critics claim the eID could enable governments to track our every move, raising concerns about mass surveillance.
By 2026, the EU will embed them in a new system: the European digital identity (eID), which will store, display, and verify credentials in one app. The eID will allow citizens to manage their finances, access services, sign contracts, and travel, with data remaining under their control. Critics claim the eID could enable governments to track our every move, raising concerns about mass surveillance.