This document discusses the need for a trusted digital ID system to enable data sharing while respecting privacy and security in the emerging data economy. It notes that citizens currently face a paradox between convenience and privacy when sharing data. The document proposes a solution that provides high security through a trust factor and data attestations, high convenience through use-case driven sharing and centralized consent, and respect for privacy by avoiding any single party having a full profile and leveraging existing ecosystem connections. This trusted ID system would allow citizens to maintain control over their data while enabling data to be safely and beneficially shared.

1. An inclusive society needs a trusted ID
The paradigm shift in data-sharing:
solving the paradox for the citizen

2. The rise of the ‘Data Economy’
The economic activity that arises from the collection, storage,
analysis, and commercialisation of data.
Data = a valuable asset that can be leveraged to generate economic value.

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Towards a context & consent based data exchange

5. …and what about
eco-system dynamics &
data authority?
data duplication &
life-cycle management?
resilience?

6. My data
My place
My control
A loosely linked eco-system with
the citizen as data controller

7. The data-sharing
paradox
Security vs. convenience?
Disclosure vs. privacy?
Valid vs. invalid data?
Citizen could be overwhelmed
and disconnect

8. We need to
remove friction and
build upon familiar and
solid grounds

9. Need for a trust factor
within an existing
ecosystem
Every citizen keeps overview and control
while security is guaranteed

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11. Share data
from your wallet(s)
with
Renting a car
(concept prototype)

12. Let’s solve the paradox
for the citizen, together
o High level of security
(trust factor, data attestations)
o High user convenience (use-case
driven, central consent overview)
o Respect for data privacy
(no single party has a full profile)
o Leverage of the eco-system and
existing connections
An inclusive society needs a trusted ID