Julie Inman Grant: "An identification system on the blockchain will help fight aggression on the Internet" – Bits Media

Australia's Electronic Security Commissioner Julie Inman Grant suggested, that the solution for identification on the blockchain can help in the fight against aggression and trolling on the Internet.

In an interview with The Sydney Morning Held, Julie Inman Grant (Julie Inman Grant) expressed mine Opinion regarding the use of blockchain to combat trolling and aggression on the Internet. She noted, What people, using anonymity on the network for that, To harm others, remain a big problem in society.

However, Inman Grant considers, that blockchain -based digital identifiers will help to achieve balance, Hiding user data, Until their disclosures are required by law enforcement agencies. She said:

“Owners of platforms on the Internet can make more in terms of their intellectual abilities, access to advanced technologies and huge financial resources, to develop more advanced systems to identify those, who is on their platforms and violates their rules ".

Many companies around the world are working on the creation of digital identification systems on the blockchain. In November last year, the Chinese conglomerate Tencent Holdings began to cooperate with Shareing to launch a new digital identification system on the blockchain, which will simplify international trips in the conditions of pandemia Covid-19.

In the same month, Santander announced the development of a digital identification system on the base of the blockchain together with several banks and oil and gas companies. Besides, In October, the Japanese bank Mizuho Bank and the issuer of the JCB credit cards announced the development of a digital identification system using the Fujitsu Laboratories blockchain.