Well, in any scenario where you need to verify someone's identity, privacy and anonymity not only aren't goals, but they aren't acceptable. Now you could argue

Well, in any scenario where you need to verify someone's identity, privacy and anonymity not only aren't goals, but they aren't acceptable. Now you could argue that in many situations you don't need to verify someone's identity and shouldn't have the right to do so; but if you do (like during border control) then your identity isn't supposed to be private.