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Summary:

  • Mobile Infrastructure
    • Mobile Verifiers
    • Device Recovery (Backup/Restore/Sync/Rotation to new keys)
    • Secure Element usage
    • SDK / Embedding Agents into existing Mobile Apps

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(7AM-9AM Los Angeles)

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Welcome / Introductions


Focus

Mobile Infrastructure

Discussion Topics

  • Mobile Verifiers
    • We need them.
    • Flow
      • Holder displays QR, Verifier scans with mobile app and sees the result. - Common Model, assumed by those new to industry.
      • 'presenting' the QR code feels natural when 'presenting' a credential.
      • QR is best as invitation, not requiring user to know in advance what to present.
      • Verifier can also display QR.
      • Speed of transaction
        • User prepares to have transaction happen fast
          • Preselect or preauthorize set of actions
          • Can be assisted by governance / trust registry to find common targets
        • build set of 'reapprovals' after done initially.
          • save my authorization
    • Unique Features
      • Offline Verifications
        • Can't use shortened QR codes
        • BLE Verification useful offline
          • Needs framework support
        • Machine Readable Governance - cached
          • Cache schemas
          • Cache public keys for verifiers?
          • Pass file? (Interaction)
      • Common Hardware
      • Framework support required
        • Offline aware
      • UI Supports required
      • Cache Needed
      • User Experience
        • Clear for Holder
        • Clear for Verifier
        • Clear indication of where in the flow they are. Universal progress bar?
        • Particularly for non-happy paths
          • Internationalization / Localization
      • Performance
  • Device Recovery (Backup/Restore/Sync/Rotation to new keys)
    • Backup / Restore Formats?
  • Secure Element usage
  • SDK / Embedding Agents into existing Mobile Apps


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