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[-] viq@social.hackerspace.pl 1 points 1 year ago

@cassetti @alyaza @Poggervania @ComradeKhoumrag @GunnarRunnar if you use a unique identifier more than **once**, there's possibility to correlate information and tie to a person. Even once you could use timestamps and other information to tie it to a person.

And, in relation to government, there isn't much benefit to using blockchain that couldn't be solved using other technologies.

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