> I'm extremely hesitant to give any State the ability to track an individual user's online activity that intensely. It's been extensively documented that any S

> I'm extremely hesitant to give any State the ability to track an individual user's online activity that intensely. It's been extensively documented that any State will fully utilize its size to violate an individual's personal privacy, with this often being done on a grand scale. I think our (Germany) national IDs would theoretically have that option using certificates. I didn’t look too much into their online features as I never encountered anything supporting them, but my understanding is that I can prove some fact about myself (age, name, or simply being a citizen/resident), without either the government knowing I did it, nor the company knowing more than what I asked to show.