No. It's literally impossible. You can either have a zero knowledge system where the tokens are immediately compromised and widely shared that provides no aut

No. It's literally impossible. You can either have a zero knowledge system where the tokens are immediately compromised and widely shared that provides no authentication whatsoever, or you can have a system that has the ability to revoke compromised tokens that is not zero knowledge. Or as we are likely to get, you can have a system that is both easily compromised and does not have zero knowledge, and the age verification industry is simply engaged in industrial scale lying to try and get themselves written into law...