20,000 customers were affected by the recent Air Canada mobile data breach. That's 20,000 names, email addresses and passport numbers. Everything an identity thief needs. An anonymised customer database - as made possible by TrigID - would make such a breach pointless. #data

Mexico's next government will look to fintech companies and large corporate banks to increase financial inclusion in the country, where only one-third of adults have a bank account. TrigID's new identity-linked crypto wallet will help to address this problem. #fininclusion

T-Mobile loses "some" data including customer name associated with a phone number and email address. The horse has bolted, and phone numbers are now a key identifier. It's time we stored them safely using "zero knowledge" strategies like those used by TrigID. #data #identity

Australia's Reserve Bank calls for a coordinated approach to identity, but Government has shown that it can't unite its various arms in support of a usable and universal Identity framework. Let the people do it and etch it into blockchain. The TrigID project shows how. #identity

Australian government applies new MyHealthecord band-aid. But the risk is from hackers and unprincipled medical sector employees - not law enforcement. Time to rip the band-aid off and apply anonymity to our health records. The TrigID porject shows how. #anonymity #healthrecord

India has nearly half a billion active internet users and its government is pushing towards new data protection laws. Regulation is not enough, however. Anonymity and zero-knowledge storage - as provided by TrigID - is the only real protection for personal information.

The Equifax data breach impacted nearly 147 million people, but few knew they were compromised and even fewer took action. Requirement to notify is just not enough, better protection using anomymity - as made possible by TrigID - is the answer. #datasecurity #anonymity #TrigID