Swiss ID Card
Original price was: $1.050,00.$800,00Current price is: $800,00.
Swiss ID Card produced with original document quality. Model 2021 year. Validation period 10 years. Swiss ID Card (French: Carte d’identité, Italian: Carta d’identità, Deutsch: Identitätskarte).
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The Swiss government is to introduce digital national identity cards.
Firstly, the Swiss government plans to introduce digital national ID cards(Swiss ID Card) for Swiss citizens within five years. This will allow Swiss citizens to access public services online and pay bills digitally.
The move follows the introduction of biometric passports in 2018. These are being phased out now.
The Swiss government says it wants to make life easier for people living abroad.
However, The plan includes making it possible to use a single card across multiple countries and simplifying the process of applying for a passport or any identity document(Valid Travel Documents).
The Swiss government hopes to roll out the scheme next year.
It is part of its “digital transformation” program, which aims to modernize the country by 2030.
The new system would be based on blockchain technology, which underpins cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin.
This means that data stored on the cards can not be changed or tampered with.
However, critics say this makes them vulnerable to cyber attacks.
They also warn that the information stored on the cards could be used against Swiss citizens.
In Switzerland, there are currently more than seven million registered voters.
More than half of these have already applied for their national ID card(Swiss ID Card).
A Swiss identity card
The Swiss government wants to issue a national ID card that could replace valid passports and other documents.
Parliament is debating the idea, which would compel citizens to carry about a tiny chip hidden within a plastic card. But it faces opposition from privacy groups and some politicians because it does away with the current system where each individual carries their passport.
The plan aims to make life easier for tourists, workers, and others travelling abroad.
But critics say the move goes too far and risks making Switzerland less secure.
The government says the Swiss ID Cards are necessary to combat fraud and terrorism.
It argues that the current system makes it difficult to track criminals and terrorists across borders.
The cards would contain biometric data such as fingerprints, iris scans, and facial recognition.
The government has said that the cards would cost between $100 (£80) and $650 per person.
The first phase of the project would see the creation of an electronic database containing all the personal details of every citizen.
Once complete, the government says the database would be able to store all the information needed to verify someone’s identity.
The Swiss government says it would then be able to share this information with other authorities.
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