Having to centralise your, essentially login process, seems like an awful idea. Similarly to a paper ballot system, the current 'attack surface' of the huge arr

Having to centralise your, essentially login process, seems like an awful idea. Similarly to a paper ballot system, the current 'attack surface' of the huge array of password managers, text files, notebooks, etc renders compromising a specific someone's entire digital life not scalable really not so much a widespread thing. When every service is using a handful of central login handlers, I can imagine oppressive regimes, malicious entities, etc will have a field day trivially getting access to everything they've done and said. I'm not really a conspiracy theorist, but this definitely feels like it could go bad.