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Charter of Peoples' Rights to Identification
1. Ever person from a People, dead, alive or unborn fetus, has the right to Identification,recognition, everywhere as a person of a People before the law;
2. Ever person from a People, dead, alive or unborn fetus,, has the right to proper identification including but not limited to manufactured cards, digital series of unsigned bytes, digitally signed series of unsigned bytes;
3. Ever person from a People, has the right to partial copyrights and licenses to their proper identification, when applicable;
4. Ever person from a People, dead, alive or unborn fetus, has the right to proper digitally immortalized identification;
5. No entity in the world can claim exclusive rights to the proper identification of a Person from a People, dead, alive or unborn fetus;
6. No entity in the world can tamper with or alter the proper identification of a Person from a People, dead, alive or unborn fetus;
7. No entity in the world can cancel or terminate or delete the proper identification of a Person from a People, dead, alive or unborn fetus;
8. Ever person from a People, dead, alive or unborn fetus, has the right to proper identification recognized by all authorities around the globe;
9. Ever person from a People, dead, alive or unborn fetus, has the right to reject and refuse including but not limited to skin dyed identification;
10. Ever person from a People, dead, alive or unborn fetus, has the right to reject and refuse implant identifications;
11. Ever person from a People, dead, alive or unborn fetus, has the right to reject and refuse tracking the proper identification;
Issues
- In case of usage of asymmetric keys cryptography, who owns the cryptography keys both private and public keys?
- In case of usage of asymmetric keys cryptography, who has the right and responsibility for safeguarding the keys?
- In case of usage of asymmetric keys cryptography, who has the right and responsibility to host the storage for the keys?
- In case of usage of asymmetric keys cryptography, who has the right and responsibility to budget for the costs of the keys, both recurring and nonrecurring?