Digital identities

Digital identity refers to the electronic representation of an individual or entity within the digital realm. It includes information, attributes, and credentials associated with a person's online presence and activities. Digital identity is used in various online platforms and systems where individuals need to establish and verify their identities. This includes social media platforms, online banking, e-commerce websites, email services, government portals, and more. Digital identities can take different forms depending on the context. They can include personal profiles on social media platforms, email addresses, usernames, digital certificates, biometric data, and other unique identifiers associated with an individual's online presence. As in blockchain marriage, two individuals sign in from their Google/Meta accounts and receive a certificate stating that they are married, it can be considered a form of marriage between digital identities. In this context, the digital identities associated with the Google/Meta accounts serve as representations of the individuals involved in the marriage. Blockchain technology ensures the security and authenticity of the marriage certificate, providing a digital record of the union. While it may differ from traditional marriages, blockchain marriages offer a unique and innovative way for individuals to establish a legally recognized digital union.