It seemed impossible to do without it but today it has already been overcome: the Spid will be definitively replaced by the CIE.
The year was running 2016 when the concept of Spid appeared on the scene for the first time. In that period many people wanted to get theirs immediately digital identity understanding already at the time that it would be a revolutionary move. From there shortly, exactly in 2020the Spid then became essential.
At least until today given that this tool is already destined to be outdated. According to the latest regulations announced by theEuropean UnionIt will be there electronic identity card to replace all its functions. Certainly another absolute turning point as regards the relationship with thepublic administration and some types of private services.
In short, soon it will be enough to have it THERE IS to confirm your identity online anywhere. According to the latest insights on the subject, the electronic identity card would have a greater security compared to the technology currently in use and this is also why we will soon need to change. Although it therefore seems that the Spid has the hours to spare, there is also good news for all owners of this system.
Goodbye Spid, the CIE will suffice in its place: here’s what changes
The certain thing is that until the end of 2024 whoever has the Spid will be able to continue to use it, after which the official announcement will arrive and we will need to equip ourselves differently: having the CIE will, however, be necessary for everyone. But why was this decision made? The intention of the government, urged by the EU, is to take power away from private services how and example Arubaand to instead strengthen control directly by the state.
THE security levels were deemed insufficient by Spid and CIE has, however, become the safest means for safeguarding one’s own online identity. To the point that some services have already decided to allow users to use it right now. The good news is that the login credentials will remain the same.
Today there are some services, such as accessing therevenue agencies or to that ofINPSwithout forgetting the possibility of book medical visits, which can be obtained both with the already old Spid and with the CIE. However, soon such services will only be available with this digital document.
Those who currently do not yet have an electronic identity card would therefore do better to remedy this. Waiting times, especially in large cities, could be particularly long. The success of the Spid is also due to the fact that it takes very little to get it, unlike the CIE, at least at the moment.
