The European Union (EU) is working on an efficient digital wallet that will allow citizens to store official documents such as ID or driver’s license, manage passwords and make secure payments using their digital identification.

The EU will present this week the details of the application that will be available for the 27 member countries in 2022. With this official solution, citizens will be able to operate safely on local government web pages as well as other Internet sites.

The EU digital wallet will have various biometric authentication methods. Citizens will be able to validate their identity through their fingerprints, retinal scanning and other methods that have not been specified.

In this sense, the block of 27 will be strict in terms of the data that can be accessed by companies or entities with which the digital wallet is used. Those interested in following up on this new application can follow the @DigitalEU account on Twitter, as well as the hashtags #DigitalEU and #EUdigitalidentity.

📢 63% of EU citizens want a secure single digital ID for all online services.

With our #EUdigitalidentity wallet, you will be able to connect through #DigitalEU services and authenticate much easier.

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— European Commission 🇪🇺 (@EU_Commission) June 3, 2021

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Source: doblellave

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Stack is the latest application to emerge from Area 120, Google’s project incubator, and its mission is to help users organize documents such as receipts or invoices and prevent them from accumulating out of order or losing them.

This experimental Android app uses machine learning from the Document AI tool, initially intended for businesses to analyze millions of documents. At the moment, it is available in the United States.

As Christopher Pedregal, one of those responsible for Stack, explains, the application scans a document after taking a photo with the mobile camera, names it and even suggests a category where to save it.

Stack also uses its algorithm to locate information in a document, and it can make backup copies in the Google Drive cloud, as detailed in the Google blog.

Documents are protected with login technology, and the user can introduce an additional layer of biometric authentication.

Source: dpa

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