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To: MtnClimber
https://www.biometricupdate.com/202407/vietnams-digital-identity-transformation-taking-shape (July 2024)

Vietnam’s digital identity transformation taking shape

Digital transformation is progressing in Vietnam as the country’s government pursues “Project 06” to modernize its economy and public services. The new national identity system is a cornerstone of the digital transformation plan, which includes civil registration, digital ID and authentication.

With the transition from outdated paper-based identification systems to sophisticated, biometric-based digital IDs, millions of citizens will have better access to their data and improved protection from cybercrime. This digital ID card will integrate multiple public services, including healthcare and social insurance, to make them more efficient and accessible.

from another article..

VNeID, or Vietnam Electronic Identification, is the official digital identity platform and "super app" from Vietnam's Ministry of Public Security. It's a key part of Vietnam's digital transformation plan to create a digital government, digital economy, and digital society by 2030. The platform uses a central national database for identity, population, and authentication, providing a unified digital ID for everyone in the country.


Well at least they’re not socialists..

None of what’s going on in Vietnam - and a lot of other countries, like "our friend" Argentina - is compatible with democracy. Articles like this are PR, pure and simple.

4 posted on 11/03/2025 7:52:17 AM PST by yelostar (AI will be the scapegoat when the SHTF. )
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To: yelostar

Obviously you have never been to Vietnam!


17 posted on 11/03/2025 9:06:40 AM PST by TexasGator (The 750 hp Florida Gnat)
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