Is blockchain a perfect solution?

[Sendo12]

We live in a world where our online IDs are in the hands of the government and banks, and we rely on them to keep it secure. Blockchain IDs on the other hand, put you and you only in control. Therefore, you can store all your passwords and any other personal information on the blockchain, eliminating the need of passwords in everything. In the future, these ID services could be applied to government services, medicines and any other record keeping agency.

Blockchain system exist to combat greed and middlemen and to give individuals ultimate control of their identity and activity. In a blockchain future, we will see a world where our medical records are immediately available if we are in an accident; where online voting was possible; and where transparency was paramount and greed is disincentivized.

I think it's a bit too much to say that it is the perfect solution. There are still a lot of loopholes to find in the blockchain system. But given the facts that you mentioned, we can consider it to be the best solution by far.

[darexgeorgieviya04]

I don`t know about the password thing, unless you yourself become the password, via dna(spit,blood),fingerprint and or picture/video.

Yes Blockchain is the tool needed to do this, check out my last post. I show how it can be done, Without the government.

[sashavich04]

We live in a world where our online IDs are in the hands of the government and banks, and we rely on them to keep it secure. Blockchain IDs on the other hand, put you and you only in control. Therefore, you can store all your passwords and any other personal information on the blockchain, eliminating the need of passwords in everything. In the future, these ID services could be applied to government services, medicines and any other record keeping agency.

Blockchain system exist to combat greed and middlemen and to give individuals ultimate control of their identity and activity. In a blockchain future, we will see a world where our medical records are immediately available if we are in an accident; where online voting was possible; and where transparency was paramount and greed is disincentivized.