Quote from: StandingTall on April 22, 2019, 11:50:35 AM

Identification is not certification. You don't know what you are talking about, not me. My advise is for the Obyte development team to take legal consulting before spending months if not years on developing features that are supposed to work within the real world and legal system. And that's what this whole dead-end real ID Obyte feature is now. Waste of time and effort and the end result is devoid of any applicable significance.

The Obyte development is turned on its head. You develop features without anybody being interested in using it. You've got so many features already that nobody is using and you keep developing new ones which nobody will use.

The right way to do it:

1. Find a real world problem that you can solve with Obyte platform.
2. Find a real world company/platform/or anybody interested in implementing your solution to the real problem.
3. Take legal consulting if this will actually work.
4. Sign an agreement with the interested party.
5. Develop the feature.
6. Implement the feature.

Real name attestation does the identification with real documents from different governments using Jumio. Even more secure authentication is available for Baltic countries with ID-card/Mobile-ID/Smart-ID.
What country are you talking about, which needs a separate certification for every app that does digital signatures? Are you talking about signing government documents and excluding other more basic agreements that happen P2P or you are talking again handwritten signatures that can be done on touch screens? Also, in order to get certified, you need something that can be certified, version 2.7.0 is the first version of Obyte app that could be applied for certification in that country.

Did you consult YOUR lawyers and they said that it won't work in YOUR country? Or there should be some other reason why somebody should take "your advise" seriously? At the moment, you are just some rando with opinion on internet forum.
What makes you think it's a random feature and not actually what somebody (actual person/company, not somebody on internet forum) was asking for?