Mysterio's group already had access to virtual reality tech and, even before getting their hands on EDITH, could digitally generate an entire bar scene. The implication is that, similar to how Arnim Zola began as an assistant to Red Skull and survived to torment Captain America in a later movie, Mysterio's assistant is willing to carry on the work of his departed leader. Spider-Man: Far From Home was keen to demonstrate that the threat of Mysterio would continue from beyond the grave, through both William's mysterious USB stick and the mid-credits scene itself. Maybe it's possible, therefore, that they didn't actually occur at all. How much time can be dedicated to Peter clearing his name and proving he wasn't the true culprit of the London drone strike? And wouldn't Peter's real-life identity being revealed be incredibly restrictive for the next Spider-Man movie? The consequences of these occurrences aren't easy to work into the fabric of the MCU, or even into Spidey's personal arc.

This shocking series of events has a potentially huge impact on the third MCU Spider-Man movie.

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Later, in Spider-Man: Far From Home's mid-credits scene, a romantic exchange between Peter and MJ is spoiled by a public video broadcast of Beck shortly before his death, claiming Spider-Man was responsible for the London attack and revealing the web-slinger's true identity. At the end of Spider-Man: Far From Home, the audience sees Beck's assistant and former Stark Industries employee, William, take a memory drive from the EDITH control room.

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