Attendance

• Viky Manaila
• Abbie Barbir
• Anita Rao
• Bryn Robinson-Morgan
• Daniel Bachenheimer
• Darrell O'Donnell
• Dr. Andre Kudra
• Drummond Reed 
• Erran Carmel
• Ian Costanzo
• Jaques Latour
• Kyle Robinson
• Michael Palage
• Neil Thomson
• Samuel Smith
• Scott Perry
• Steve McCown 
• Steven Milstein
• Vladimir Baryshnikov
• Judith Fleenor (ToIP - Executive Director)
• Michelle Janata (LF)

Agenda 

• Recording

Link

• Presentation 
  
  

Notes

Agenda Review 

Judith Fleenor announced the LF AntiTrust policy and asked all members to adhere to the policy. 

Meeting Shedule

Steering Committee

• April 12th, Steering Committee Plenary
• April 26th Steering Committee Discussion
  - IIW Recap and ToIP Business
• May 10th, Steering Committee Plenary - It was agreed to cancel this meeting due to most attending EIC
• May 24th, Steering Committee Discussion - This meeting will change to the Steering Committee Plenary Meeting
  (Discussion on May meeting dates)

All Members Meetings

• April 19th - Cancelled due to IIW
• May 17th - Working Group Updates

Special Topic Speaker - Viky Manaila, Trust Services Director for Intesi Group eIDAS2.0 - latest development

Presentation: 

Definitions of the Acronyms:

TSP – Trust Service Provider

QTSP – Qualified Trust Service Provider

EAA – Electronic Attestation of Attributes

QEAA – Qualified Electronic Attestation of Attributes

RP – Relying Party

ARF – The European Digital Identity Wallet Architecture and Reference Framework

EUDI – European Digital Identity Wallet

LSP – Large Scale Pilot

MS – EU Member State

ETSI – European Telecommunication Standards Institute - https://www.etsi.org/about

CAB – Conformity Assessment Body

ENISA – European Union Agency for Cybersecurity - https://www.enisa.europa.eu/

eIDAS (electronic IDentification, Authentication and trust Services) is an EU regulation on electronic identification and trust services for electronic transactions in the European Single Market

Q&A: 

Durning the Q&A, it was asked if eIDAS will work on iOS devices and the answer was “yes”.  Later in the chat, Daniel Bachenheimer asked if iOS apps could access NFC and I replied that they could … but that has some caveats.

As of iOS 14, apps can read / write NFC tags (see Apple Core NFC).  However, an issue in the EU has been on whether 3rd party apps can send/receive NFC payments (see EU Targets Apple Pay’s Exclusive Access to iPhone NFC Chip).  Last year, Apple started allowing some 3rd party apps to accept NFC payments (see Tap to Pay on iPhone ).

From what I’m reading, adding the NFC payment capability to your app requires special approval.  I’m not sure how any of this enables/hinders NFC-enabled identity apps.  Hopefully, that clarifies things somewhat.    

Demystifying the EUDI Wallet ARF webinar recording:  Link

The above presentation was given March 2nd 2023 and is a useful primer to the topics discussed in our discussion meeting for those who are wanting to learn more.