# Data Authorization
It ensures that individuals have given explicit consent for the use of their personal data in the identity verification process. By obtaining authorization from users, organizations can legally and ethically collect, store, and process personal information for the purpose of identity verification.
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# Get Validation Results
It retrieves the result of the validation process for a specific user. After the user has completed the necessary validations, such as email validation, phone validation, document validation, or face recognition, the system needs to obtain the outcome of these validations to determine the next steps in the identity verification process.
The "Get Validation Result" step allows the digital identity system to fetch the validation result, which can be either a success or a failure. If the validation is successful, the system can proceed to the next step in the identity flow, such as generating an identity token or granting access to a specific service. On the other hand, if the validation fails, the system can trigger appropriate actions, such as sending notifications to the user or initiating a manual review process.
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# Geolocation
It is important in Digital Identity because it helps verify the location of the user during the identity verification process. By collecting and analyzing geolocation data, the digital identity system can ensure that the user is present in the expected location and detect any fraudulent activity or unauthorized access attempts.
It is important to note that the collection and handling of geolocation data must be done in compliance with privacy regulations, such as GDPR. Organizations must ensure that they have proper consent from users to collect and use this data and that they have appropriate security measures in place to protect the data.
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