> That has always worked out great in the past, right? Yes, absolutely. Sometimes centralization is a better solution. You pointed to one example where a shitt

> That has always worked out great in the past, right? Yes, absolutely. Sometimes centralization is a better solution. You pointed to one example where a shitty company failed. I'm not suggesting replacing the SSA with a scummy private company. Not sure where you're getting that idea. I'm talking about the SSA changing their processes to include a more secure method of verifying identity without leaking information. Same risks, same organizations, better technology.