Hi Daniel, Thnks for the response I have a cross question. So you mean we can't transfer the did. So i assume. If in case we are handling a corporate id. All we can do is we can transfer the control? Am i right? And second case Yes lets consider the case of iot device. Lets say i sold my phone to my friend or some other iot device. Say self driving car. How will did and keys get handled. Thanks On Thu, 19 Sep, 2019, 9:00 PM Daniel Hardman, <daniel.hardman@evernym.com> wrote: > The spec says that a key that disappears from the DID Doc must be > considered revoked. Therefore I believe you can simply replace your old key > with a new one owned by your friend. > > However, I think you might be describing a somewhat odd behavior. A DID > should have an immutable subject for its entire lifetime. If this is the > DID of an IOT device that is being sold, then it makes sense--but I think > you would not transfer a DID for a person in this way. Instead, you would > require your friend to use a new DID. > > On Thu, Sep 19, 2019 at 6:02 AM sethi shivam <sethishivam27@gmail.com> > wrote: > >> Hi Team, >> >> I have one more question :) >> >> Say I changed the owner of a DID from me to my friend. >> I will be moving my public key to Revoke list. >> Do i still need to Show revoked public key under Public key array. >> >> If yes/No than what could be the reason behind that ? >> Thanks alot community for helping me out. >> >> Regards >> Sethi Shivam >> >
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