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Scottish Government set to add half a million users on national digital identity platform by the end of the year
The Scottish Government is on track to add half a million users to its national digital identity system by the end of the year, according to new data. Around 9,000 new identities are being created every week on the national ScotAccount platform, which gives one login to people interacting with government services online. Alistair Hann, chief technology officer at the Scottish Government, shared the news yesterday at the annual Transforming Publi…
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