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		<h1>Secure Your Identity</h1>

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			With the advent of the internet, identity theft has a new face, so to speak. Before the internet, you had to have a convincing alias, a good poker face, and an even more convincing photo ID. However, in the digital age, all you need to steal an identity are a couple pieces of hard-to-verify information, like Name and E-mail Address. DIG attempts to combat this new age of identity theft with a meaningful yet simple form of verifiable identification: the DIG code.
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			<span id="caption">See How</span>
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			<span id="caption">Not Conviced?</span>
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