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<small aria-hidden="true">Illustration: Cloudflare</small>
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The extra separation between the attester and issuer compared to PSTs adds some extra privacy.
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The extra separation between the attester and issuer compared to PSTs adds some extra privacy.
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The origin website only knows your URL and IP from the initial connection.
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The attester only knows the data needed to verify you as a valid user.
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The issuer knows the site you visited, but doesn't know any of your device information that the attester used to verify you.
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### Future Possibilities
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The future of these protocols is still up-in-the-air but it looks bright.
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It's unclear whether PATs and PSTs will eventually be combined into a single feature or stay separate, serving their own individual purposes.
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With adoption by big companies like Apple and Google, and services like Kagi
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