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From a privacy perspective, the problem is that Alice will need to present her credential every time she wants to access that Resource. For example, each time she visits Wikipedia, she’ll need to hand over a credential that is tied to her real-world identity. A curious website (or an advertising network) can use this to precisely link her browsing history on the site to an actual human in the world. To a certain extent, this is the world we already live in today: advertising companies probably know a lot about who we are and what we’re browsing. What’s about to change in our future is that these online identities will increasingly be bound to our real-world government identity, so no more “Anonymous-User-38.”