"The growing requirement for government-issued IDs for essential services creates a monopoly on identity that's dangerous and restricts access to basic economic and social rights."
"Many social and economic interactions can occur anonymously or through trust mechanisms, rather than relying solely on government IDs, which threaten personal autonomy."
"Individuals who lack access to government IDs, including stateless people and abuse survivors, face barriers that prevent them from participating fully in society."
"Alternatives to government ID for authentication and trust, such as cryptographic keys and community reputation systems, can facilitate exchanges without the need for centralized control."
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