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What are YOU talking about?
I’m talking about French age verification, which is a national example of the EU’s ZKP age verification system, and which the article is about.
To the instance that issues the ZKP tokens you of course have to prove who you are. Once you have the ZKP age verification tokens and actually use them to prove your age, those tokens are negotiated solely between your device and the asking entity.
Have you actually read the EU’s required structure for this?