The promise of the DIW (Digital Identity Wallet), which is inspired by SSI (Self-Sovereign Identity), is to give the user more control of which data they are sharing with whom. But do the users really want this? User control was also the intention behind "The cookie law", which brings up annoying dialogs, where only the most dedicated will do anything but accept the default option. This is very similar to the GDPR consents, where you in most cases have no option but to accept, to be able to continue.