I’ve been looking at the legal side of sIgn protocol and this part actually caught my attention and the Idea that something lIke a natIonal digital identity act of 2023 backs it up makes it feel more real nott just code and systems but actual law behind it and says digital identity is not just a tool it is treated like a basic rIght, somethIng tied to the constItution that is a big claim.
I lIke that direction and if people are going to rely on sIgn protocol, there should be rules that protect them. Not just trust in tech, but something you can poInt to if things go wrong it gives users some ground to stand on.
I'm not entirely convinced laws Looks strong on books, but implementatIon is often inconsistent who actually ensures these rights are followed? And when systems evolve faster than the law, what happens then? That gap concerns me.
Even so, i would prefer having a legal structure in place than having no safeguards at all at least it shows someone is thInking about responsIbility, not just building systems and walking away.
i trust the legal backing a bit, but don not assume it will always protect you when it really matters and keep learning new things build new skill and grow keep learning ....
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