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"There are defacto identities or attributes that are created for us when we engage in the digital economy — our phone data, our search data, social media data, data about where we go or what we watch, or data from other smart devices we use. Increasingly, such information can be used to identify us — or something about us — reasonably accurately, either through our own self-assertions or through the assessments of third-party algorithms."
"The driver's license in the United States is also a defacto ID document and can be used in many states to buy firearms, open a bank account or travel on domestic flights."
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