Assert yourself on the net with a LID URL!

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Version 2.0 Beta

Three easy steps ... and it's free!
Mylid.net is the first multi-protocol identity provider, supporting  LID,  OpenID and Yadis simultaneously. This means that your mylid.net identity URL is accepted in more places than other identity URLs.

1. Decide on your LID URL

What about:

  • mylid.net/noah
  • mylid.net/john.smith.iii, or
  • mylid.net/209856710

according to your own taste, assuming the LID URL you want is still available.
2. Set password and notifications

It is very important to choose a secure password for your new LID URL.

You can also configure to where incoming messages should be delivered. Through LID Authenticated Messaging, your e-mail address is always secret, so you won't get e-mail spam if you use your new LID URL for secure messaging.
3. Use your new LID URL

There are many uses of your new LID:

  • Single-sign-on: Avoid having to remember yet another password at yet another website.
  • Secure messaging: let the world send you messages without getting spammed.
  • Many more coming soon.

What are you waiting for? Did we mention it was free?

P.S.: This is not like Microsoft Passport: you are in full control over your digital identity. If you don't trust us but know how to administer a web server, you can host your LID URL on your own server. Full source code available under both open source and commercial licenses. Download from here.

All information accessible through this LID URL is copyrighted by the owner of the LID or NetMesh Inc. Commercial use of the information is prohibited unless you first obtain written permission from the copyright holders. NetMesh, InfoGrid, Light-Weight Identity, LID, myLID, the NetMesh logo, the LID logo and the myLID logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of NetMesh Inc. Go to lid.netmesh.org to learn more about LID.