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    <p class="ans-txt">All key features and requirements of the walletwallets will be implemented following common technical standards. This is one of the main innovations of the Regulation for a European Digital Identity FrameworkRegulation. It means that the wallet can be used in the same way in all Member States and offer users the same basic services and functionalities irrespective of which Member State issues it.
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	<p class="ans-txt">This will also ensure compliance with data protection rules all over Europe and include features, such as a dashboard to allow the user to see the log of all interactions of the wallet, a possibility to download and transfer data and a possibility to directly lodge a complaint in case of data breaches. All technical specifications for the wallet are developed together with a group of experts of Member States. In addition, the progress of this work is put to public scrutiny and feedback. Once the technical specifications are finalised, they will be made mandatory through implementing acts following the usual process of public consultation.
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	<p class="ans-txt">To ensure that security requirements are observed by all Member States, all wallets must be independently certified to the highestsame security standards. The certification system will alsomake use followof harmonized standards and follow the EU Cybersecurity Act. Until this system is fully operational, wallets will be certified at national level. However in this transition period, standards will be the same and the certification by national bodies will follow common standards established by implementing acts. In addition, all certification schemes will be submitted for opinion and recommendations to a joint board (European Digital Identity Cooperation Board) as an additional safeguard to ensure a harmonized approach and the highest degree of security.</p>
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