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SEE SCHEDULE O.FOUNDED IN 2007, THE OPENID FOUNDATION (OIDF) IS A NONPROFIT OPEN STANDARDS BODY DEVELOPING IDENTITY AND SECURITY SPECIFICATIONS THAT SERVE BILLIONS OF CONSUMERS ACROSS MILLIONS OF APPLICATIONS. THE OPENID FOUNDATION'S VISION IS TO HELP PEOPLE ASSERT THEIR IDENTITY WHEREVER THEY CHOOSE, AND OUR MISSION IS TO LEAD THE GLOBAL COMMMUNITY IN CREATING IDENTITY STANDARDS THAT ARE SECURE, INTEROPERABLE, AND PRIVACY-PRESERVING.
SEE SCHEDULE O.FOUNDED IN 2007, THE OPENID FOUNDATION (OIDF) IS A NONPROFIT OPEN STANDARDS BODY DEVELOPING IDENTITY AND SECURITY SPECIFICATIONS THAT SERVE BILLIONS OF CONSUMERS ACROSS MILLIONS OF APPLICATIONS. THE OPENID FOUNDATION'S VISION IS TO HELP PEOPLE ASSERT THEIR IDENTITY WHEREVER THEY CHOOSE, AND OUR MISSION IS TO LEAD THE GLOBAL COMMMUNITY IN CREATING IDENTITY STANDARDS THAT ARE SECURE, INTEROPERABLE, AND PRIVACY-PRESERVING.
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