>>1893no, the law there refers to whoever will be issuing attestations or "proofs" so these are government bodies, among other things
>there's literally no way they would make them impossible to correlate with you unless they generate the token and then delete all possible logs/evidence of thati think that's where ZKP cryptography comes in supposedly
the way i understand it seems like "providers of attestation" will only provide information that X is true without knowing what X exactly is, or who is requesting it or for what
anyway, cryptography is a bit over my head and it remains to be seen how it will be implemented, but if the letter of the law is followed you should also have privacy from government bodies for what you are using the cryptographic attestations they issue as well
anyway if you want to read more here is the full paper talking about it all:
https://eu-digital-identity-wallet.github.io/eudi-doc-architecture-and-reference-framework/2.4.0/discussion-topics/g-zero-knowledge-proof/