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Security vs. Privacy: An Argument for CID in Authentication Processes

The security vs privacy debate is a topic on all of our minds, and with recent events, it’s become more worrisome than ever. However for most people, the problem isn’t about their personal information being used…it’s about who it’s being shared with.



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