Ethical and philosophical implications of SSI
SSI not only changes how we maintain our digital personas, but it also generates a profound investigation of ethical and philosophical implications. This section delves into the ethical issues raised by SSI, the philosophical implications it brings to light, and how it allows individuals to take control of their digital lives.
Ethical considerations
The ideals of autonomy, privacy, and equal access to identity management guide SSI’s ethical path.
The idea of individual autonomy is central to the ethical questions regarding SSI. Individuals get control over their digital identities via SSI. This transition from centralized control to user-centric administration is consistent with the ethical principle that individuals should have the ability to control who has access to their personal information and for what purposes. It enables people to declare their digital selves in ways that are congruent with their beliefs and interests...
