Probably everyone in Denmark got breached. That sucks but 2FA identity verification already exists to access personal info

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HenrikPontoppid 7 hours ago | parent [-]

I live in Denmark.

The 2FA verification system in place now has not had any reported breaches but is nevertheless an absolute joke. I use GrapheneOS on my personal phone which cannot use the government 2FA due to the arbitrary Android integrity API. I therefore use my old phone on which it works perfectly. The catch is that it hasn't been updated in over three years lol.

When the ministry responsible for the 2FA system was asked to allow it to be run on degoogled OSes, they refused saying it would be too costly to develop for "other systems". The responsible authority doesn't even know degoogled Android is still Android. And you expect these people to protect your private information and health records.

It was also leaked some time back that the Danish government let the NSA spy on every citizen in the country for literally nothing in return. Unconstitutional? Yes.

	▲	hoppp 7 hours ago \| parent [-]
		Its the MitId app that don't run on Graphene OS? Yeah, it's probably easy to bypass too, if they are not actively maintaining it there are definitely holes in the system. I think bad and expensive government software systems are a global norm, still the Danish system is more private than the Swedish where all it takes is a name and everyone's home address can be searched for.