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    "description": "Privacy-preserving alternatives exist. The question is whether societies will require them strongly enough before identity-payment systems become too linked to unwind.What to noticeTechnical safeguardsVerifiable credentials, selective disclosure, DIDs, zero-knowledge proofs, blind signatures, offline payments, and data…",
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        "html": "<div class=\"editorial-callout\">\n<p>Privacy-preserving alternatives exist. The question is whether societies will require them strongly enough before identity-payment systems become too linked to unwind.</p>\n</div>\n<section class=\"section-directory\">\n<h2>What to notice</h2>\n<div class=\"section-directory-grid\">\n<article class=\"section-directory-card\"><strong>Technical safeguards</strong><span>Verifiable credentials, selective disclosure, DIDs, zero-knowledge proofs, blind signatures, offline payments, and data minimization can reduce routine surveillance.</span></article>\n<article class=\"section-directory-card\"><strong>Legal safeguards</strong><span>Purpose limitation, appeal rights, human review, legislative privacy guarantees, and continued cash access are public-interest requirements.</span></article>\n<article class=\"section-directory-card\"><strong>Reader takeaway</strong><span>The policy conversation can be urgent without being hysterical.</span></article>\n</div>\n</section>\n<section class=\"editorial-callout\">\n<h2>Discussion questions</h2>\n<ul>\n<li>What privacy should be non-negotiable for public money?</li>\n<li>How do we preserve access for people who cannot or will not use digital identity systems?</li>\n</ul>\n</section>\n",
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