> they are not a consumer product anybody actually wants because their use cases are all about enforcing rules against the identity subject. The only way the te

> they are not a consumer product anybody actually wants because their use cases are all about enforcing rules against the identity subject. The only way the tech survives is it must be mandated, and then it's a question of whose problem does it solve? Doesn't the CLEAR example in the article's opening paragraph contradict your claim?