Delegation - Revision history

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	* There appear to be two distinct types of delegation. This page will focus on the first. [https://news.uga.edu/people-may-trust-computers-more-than-humans/ Although it should be noted that it is getting to the point ~~the~~ people are becoming more likely to trust a computer than a human.]		* There appear to be two distinct types of delegation. This page will focus on the first. [https://news.uga.edu/people-may-trust-computers-more-than-humans/ Although it should be noted that it is getting to the point that people are becoming more likely to trust a computer than a human.]
	# Delegation from one human to another, whether it is a family member, a lawyer or a physician.		# Delegation from one human to another, whether it is a family member, a lawyer or a physician.
	# Delegation from one human to some system, which used to be a organization, but lately is some user agent or AI.		# Delegation from one human to some system, which used to be a organization, but lately is some user agent or AI.

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	* There appear to be two distinct types of delegation. This page will focus on the first. [https://news.uga.edu/people-may-trust-computers-more-than-humans/ Although it should be noted that it is getting to the point the people are becoming more likely to trust a computer than a human.)		* There appear to be two distinct types of delegation. This page will focus on the first. [https://news.uga.edu/people-may-trust-computers-more-than-humans/ Although it should be noted that it is getting to the point the people are becoming more likely to trust a computer than a human.]
	# Delegation from one human to another, whether it is a family member, a lawyer or a physician.		# Delegation from one human to another, whether it is a family member, a lawyer or a physician.
	# Delegation from one human to some system, which used to be a organization, but lately is some user agent or AI.		# Delegation from one human to some system, which used to be a organization, but lately is some user agent or AI.

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			* There appear to be two distinct types of delegation. This page will focus on the first. [https://news.uga.edu/people-may-trust-computers-more-than-humans/ Although it should be noted that it is getting to the point the people are becoming more likely to trust a computer than a human.)
			# Delegation from one human to another, whether it is a family member, a lawyer or a physician.
			# Delegation from one human to some system, which used to be a organization, but lately is some user agent or AI.
	* The wiki page is focused on the need for a digital entity on the web to give some other party the ability to exercise some of the capability to some other digital entity.		* The wiki page is focused on the need for a digital entity on the web to give some other party the ability to exercise some of the capability to some other digital entity.
	* In other words, a delegation is a binding between an end user and a role that comes with specific privileges. (aka role based authorization)		* In other words, a delegation is a binding between an end user and a role that comes with specific privileges. (aka role based authorization)

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Requirements

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	==Requirements==		==Requirements==
	*Expiration and relationship are required for U13 and possibly for minor.		*Expiration and relationship are required for U13 and possibly for minor or not emancipated (which includes humans that were never able to become independent.)

	==References==		==References==
	* See also the wiki page on [[Consent Grant]].		* See also the wiki page on [[Consent Grant]].
	* See Appendix C of [https://sovrin.org/wp-content/uploads/Sovrin-Glossary-V3.pdf Sovrin Glossary V3] for a Self-sovereign version of Delegates, Guardians, and Controllers. <blockquote>Delegation is perhaps the most common of all identity control relationships. People constantly delegate responsibilities to other people; organizational structures exist largely to define delegation relationships. The key to defining Delegation in the Sovrin ecosystem is that it exists only between two Independent Identity Owners who both have direct control of their Private Keys. If one Identity Owner does not control their Private Keys, it requires Guardianship; if one of the Entities is a Thing, it requires a Controller</blockquote>		* See Appendix C of [https://sovrin.org/wp-content/uploads/Sovrin-Glossary-V3.pdf Sovrin Glossary V3] for a Self-sovereign version of Delegates, Guardians, and Controllers. <blockquote>Delegation is perhaps the most common of all identity control relationships. People constantly delegate responsibilities to other people; organizational structures exist largely to define delegation relationships. The key to defining Delegation in the Sovrin ecosystem is that it exists only between two Independent Identity Owners who both have direct control of their Private Keys. If one Identity Owner does not control their Private Keys, it requires Guardianship; if one of the Entities is a Thing, it requires a Controller</blockquote>

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References

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	==References==		==References==
	* See also the wiki page on [[Consent Grant]].		* See also the wiki page on [[Consent Grant]].
	* See Appendix C of [https://sovrin.org/wp-content/uploads/Sovrin-Glossary-V3.pdf Sovrin Glossary V3] for a Self-sovereign version of Delegates, Guardians, and Controllers.		* See Appendix C of [https://sovrin.org/wp-content/uploads/Sovrin-Glossary-V3.pdf Sovrin Glossary V3] for a Self-sovereign version of Delegates, Guardians, and Controllers. <blockquote>Delegation is perhaps the most common of all identity control relationships. People constantly delegate responsibilities to other people; organizational structures exist largely to define delegation relationships. The key to defining Delegation in the Sovrin ecosystem is that it exists only between two Independent Identity Owners who both have direct control of their Private Keys. If one Identity Owner does not control their Private Keys, it requires Guardianship; if one of the Entities is a Thing, it requires a Controller</blockquote>

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References

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	==References==		==References==
	* See also the wiki page on [[Consent Grant]].		* See also the wiki page on [[Consent Grant]].
			* See Appendix C of [https://sovrin.org/wp-content/uploads/Sovrin-Glossary-V3.pdf Sovrin Glossary V3] for a Self-sovereign version of Delegates, Guardians, and Controllers.

Tomjones: /* Solutions */

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Solutions

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	* Scope may be a purpose, for example, data is needed to fulfill the purposes of a prescribing physician. Such detailed scope are likely to depend on the trust_federation		* Scope may be a purpose, for example, data is needed to fulfill the purposes of a prescribing physician. Such detailed scope are likely to depend on the trust_federation
	* Stipulated access to information is complex and out-of-scope for the current version.		* Stipulated access to information is complex and out-of-scope for the current version.

			==Requirements==
			*Expiration and relationship are required for U13 and possibly for minor.

	==References==		==References==
	* See also the wiki page on [[Consent Grant]].		* See also the wiki page on [[Consent Grant]].

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	==Context==		==Context==
	* The wiki page is focused on the need for a digital entity on the web to give some other party the ability to exercise some of the capability to some other digital entity.		* The wiki page is focused on the need for a digital entity on the web to give some other party the ability to exercise some of the capability to some other digital entity.
	* In other words, a delegation is a binding between an end user and a role that comes with specific privileges. (aka ~~roles~~ based authorization)		* In other words, a delegation is a binding between an end user and a role that comes with specific privileges. (aka role based authorization)
	* In the case of human users of the web they will have a [[User Agent]] through which they can express their intents on the web.		* In the case of human users of the web they will have a [[User Agent]] through which they can express their intents on the web.
	* Alternate terms are listed on the wiki page for [[Guardian]].		* Alternate terms are listed on the wiki page for [[Guardian]].

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	==Context==		==Context==
	* The wiki page is focused on the need for a digital entity on the web to give some other party the ability to exercise some of the capability to some other digital entity.		* The wiki page is focused on the need for a digital entity on the web to give some other party the ability to exercise some of the capability to some other digital entity.
	* ~~Other~~ words, a delegation is a binding between an end user and a role that comes with specific privileges. (aka roles based authorization)		* In other words, a delegation is a binding between an end user and a role that comes with specific privileges. (aka roles based authorization)
	* In the case of human users of the web they will have a [[User Agent]] through which they can express their intents on the web.		* In the case of human users of the web they will have a [[User Agent]] through which they can express their intents on the web.
	* Alternate terms are listed on the wiki page for [[Guardian]].		* Alternate terms are listed on the wiki page for [[Guardian]].

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	==Context==		==Context==
	* The wiki page is focused on the need for a digital entity on the web to give some other party the ability to exercise some of the capability to some other digital entity.		* The wiki page is focused on the need for a digital entity on the web to give some other party the ability to exercise some of the capability to some other digital entity.
	* Other words, a delegation is a binding between an end user and a role that comes with specific privileges.		* Other words, a delegation is a binding between an end user and a role that comes with specific privileges. (aka roles based authorization)
	* In the case of human users of the web they will have a [[User Agent]] through which they can express their intents on the web.		* In the case of human users of the web they will have a [[User Agent]] through which they can express their intents on the web.
	* Alternate terms are listed on the wiki page for [[Guardian]].		* Alternate terms are listed on the wiki page for [[Guardian]].