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Fact : what's really behind the Swiss E-ID
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this post was submitted on 18 Sep 2025
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I always wonder why they don't minimize data further. "Age of Majority reached: Yes" seems like it should be good enough.
The German one supports that. It will also tell you exactly what data is transferred to the service in question.
But because Germany is Germany, the eID is rarely even implemented.
That's exactly how it works with the Belgian system.
Same for reductionis at the local swimming pool. They can only check if I'm a local but don't get to see my adress.