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The Identity LayerOnly with NFIDOur missionFAQDocs

The Identity Layer
Only with NFID
Our mission
FAQ
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DESIGNED TO BE USED
ONLY BY YOU


NFID IS THE DIGITAL IDENTITY FOR SIGNING IN TO APPLICATIONS PRIVATELY AND
SECURELY



Identity

CREATE AN NFID

to continue to NFID


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Sign in, privately

Traditionally, you give applications your email address or other reusable
identifier as a way of identifying you. Unfortunately, this immediately links
you with all the other accounts you’ve ever used that same identifier for. When
you connect to applications with NFID, you’re giving that application a
completely new random identifier for yourself that they can’t associate with any
of your other internet accounts.



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Buy, send, and swap tokens, privately

Crypto wallets have explored ways of sending and receiving data, like
cryptocurrencies and NFTs. What they haven’t been able to do is protect their
owners from surveillance of all trading activity. NFID grants you protection
from this kind of surveillance by keeping your assets siloed in app-specific
wallets until you choose to reveal them.

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Share your data, privately

Today’s tech giants are data monopolies — they share and sell your data without
your consent and share none of the profits. Invert the power dynamic with NFID —
ask not what you can do for your applications, ask what your applications can do
for you! That’s right, never fill out the same form twice with NFID.


ONLY WITH NFID

NFID

Private

Every account you create across any service that supports NFID will
automatically create a new, untraceable hardware wallet. You are the only person
in the world able to trace accounts to your NFID, providing you with the best
possible privacy online.

Convenient

A hardware device for each online account used to be impractical. NFID stores
private keys on the specially-designed cryptographic chips of your phones,
tablets, and computers so that creating new accounts or authenticating is simply
a face or touch scan away.

Secure

Hardware wallets offer the greatest security guarantees because their private
keys can't be exported, making it a one-way vault that only you have the ability
to access. NFID makes each of your internet accounts exactly this kind of vault.


OUR MISSION

At Internet Identity Labs, our mission is to provide every human with the
freedom to move digital assets, freedom to speak our minds, and freedom from
targeted manipulation, all with the security and simplicity of the native face
or fingerprint scan of our personal devices. We see a future where we can’t be
subject to targeted manipulation because our activity can’t be tracked across
accounts, where we can speak our minds because creating an account reveals no
personal information about ourselves, and where we can move our digital assets
without revealing who we are or the accounts in which our assets were stored.

What we believe is simple: The internet should be our internet, nobody else's.


FREQUENTLY
ASKED QUESTIONS

What is NFID?


NFID is the most private, secure, and convenient way to sign in to third-party
apps and websites using the devices you already own. When you see a Continue
with NFID prompt on a participating app or website, it means you can set up an
account using your NFID. No more usernames or passwords to manage, no more loss
of privacy, and no more identity theft or theft of the cryptocurrency you’re
holding.

How is this different than my current cryptocurrency wallet?

There are four major questions to ask about wallets:
 * How much privacy do they provide?
 * How secure are they from breaches?
 * How exactly is this my "identity"?
 * How convenient are they to use?

Privacy

When you sign in to applications with your current wallet, you're essentially
introducing yourself to that application with your bank account number. The more
applications you do this with and the more transacion history you create, the
more you incentivize attackers to find your real-life identity. NFID actually
generates a new hybrid-hardware wallet for every account you create on every
website and application that can only be linked to each other by you, the owner
of those accounts.

Security

Proving ownership of a private key is the most secure means of authentication,
and every wallet now has some way of storing them. There is a difference in how
they're stored, which has more to do with convenience, but ultimately the best
private key storage is the kind that makes exporting from the device impossible.
Some wallets offer that (NFID being one of them), though most don't. What's not
been discussed often enough is how vulnerable the interface is between you and
you private key. If that interface is hosted on centralized Web2 architecture
like AWS or Apple/Google, it's an attack vector since governments, the company
itself, or individual attackers all have ways of gaining access or even
deactivating the interface. All wallets today have interfaces served from
centralized architecture except NFID, which is served from the Internet
Computer.

Identity

Authenticating yourself to applications on the internet should keep you
anonymous and protected from impersonation by default, but you should also be
able to prove you are a unique human being. For example if you're creating an
account with a regulated entity like a bank, you'll need to complete KYC/AML
procedures. If you're registering with a DAO, the process should protect against
voting manipulation or resource extraction. Some wallets take an approach of
requiring pre-authorization (i.e. KYC), others require registering a photo or
video of yourself for community approval, and some rely on other services to
issue your wallet a credential attesting you are a unique human (further risking
exposure of your identity since it's issued to the same wallet identifier). NFID
takes the approach that there will be many services attesting many different
things about you. Every application you sign in with NFID can issue that
specific identifier a credential that can be used across applications without
revealing the identifier it was issued to. Strong privacy. Strong security.
Flexible identity credentialing capabilities.

Convenience

The best experience of creating accounts with other services is the one that
requires zero effort. Today's wallets all experience the same inconveniences
because they require authentication from a specific device that an app was
downloaded to. One-touch across any of your desktops, tablets, and phones is all
that's required for private and secure multi-factor authentication to any
website or application. No download required.

What if my device is lost or stolen?

A - Use one of your registered devices to remove the lost or stolen device from
your list of NFID authorized devices.
B - remotely lock the lost or stolen device to prevent anyone from using it.
Follow the instructions for Apple, for Google, for Microsoft.
C - if you have no other registered devices, use your recovery phrase to
temporarily authenticate yourself and remove the lost device from your list of
NFID (authorized devices).
How can I use NFID to access applications I've been using with my Internet
Identity?

NFID is built on top of Internet Identity and because of this, signing in with
NFID will sign you into the same accounts as those you've created with Internet
Identity. All you need to do is enter your Internet Identity recovery phrase in
the NFID recovery screen from your phone and tap on the button to trust the
device.
Why don't you offer passwords or other methods of authentication?

Other authentication methods are the culprit for over 80% of all security hacks
and data breaches because a username and password is all an attacker needs to
impersonate you. NFID makes it impossible for anyone to breach any of your
accounts without your device and the ability to unlock it. We also allow you to
create and authenticate to your NFID conveniently with Google.
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