National ID Cards
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But you see, you already have a file... to be a citizen you have to. At this point it's just disjointed and sloppy with so many forms of ID. I was thinking of it more as a means to centralize all of these documents and in doing so, focus the security and handeling of the information into one place.
As far as biometrics... woulden't you feel safer knowing that your the only one who can be linked to your ID?
I've personally lost my SS card, birth certificates, passport, you name it (I'm not a very organized person) and don't feel very secure knowing that it would fall into someone elses hands.
At least if you lose this thing, no one else can use it.
Using the ID card to track you or give away your personal info for mal-intent is another issue.- but thats misuse and not inheriant to the idea of the card itself.