> ... digital ID. However, that is seriously actually dystopian and would brutally murder all of the privacy people have Do you really need exactly the same le

> ... digital ID. However, that is seriously actually dystopian and would brutally murder all of the privacy people have Do you really need exactly the same level of privacy for all the cases though? How about having a corner of the internet which is an ultimate walled garden - with access restricted to someone with validated government IDs and everyone's activity tracked and transparent to everyone else? This will work great for many cases - kids can have access to only this corner, plain vanilla entertainment[1] like Netflix or Disney or Sports, money related stuff[2] like banking / money transfer / shopping, etc etc. We can do those activities with relative peace of mind because everyone accessing this corner would be physically trackable and hence nefarious actors will have the risk of instant exposure. In that sense, it will be very similar to the physical world (or even stricter because of enhanced security). For a lot of other legit reasons like fighting oppressive governments or hacking things to push boundaries or uncensored forums, we can of course have rest of the internet. There will be some nuances just like we do in real world, like: [1] different ratings for entertainment, like R-rated vs PG vs G-rated [2] protecting sensitive info like bank account details or tax returns