Summary:
- Credential UX part 2
- Auto-approval of presentation requests (e.g.: trusted verifier, trusted preset, etc ...)
- Revocation implications for Mobile
- Consequences of Machine Readable Governance on UX
Note: This call was recorded and the recording and chat transcript are at the bottom of the page.
Date
(7AM-9AM Los Angeles)
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Dial-in link
https://us02web.zoom.us/my/telegramsam (updated!)
Attendees
- Sam Curren <sam@indicio.tech>
Welcome / Introductions
Focus
- Credential UX part 2
Discussion Topics
- Auto-approval of presentation requests (e.g.: trusted verifier, trusted preset, etc ...)
- Consequences of Machine Readable Governance on UX
- Revocation implications for Mobile
Action items
Call Recording