[anileated]

No one is required to use EUDI: https://ec.europa.eu/digital-building-blocks/sites/spaces/EU...

Companies and providers (like banks) have to support it, but use is voluntary.

Check out the spec and legal framework, it actually makes sense and is open to different implementations, though you might need to certify it.

[pastage]

You are not required to accept anything other than digital ids. So from experience, whatever demands euid has will be what is required to identify you.

[bschwarz]

If they have to support something that most everybody has they will soon stop supporting alternatives that are not required by law. What then?

[EmbarrassedHelp]

There are attempts make it almost mandatory through mandatory age verification. Which would mean that you'd have to submit to privacy violations or be cut off from a sizeable portion of the internet.

[dudefeliciano]

My prediction is that eventually services for people NOT using the digital ID will be so degraded to be almost useless or seriously disadvantageous.

Kinda like the discrimination DB does for people using paper tickets vs those using the DB Navigator app.