Maybe the biometric verification could be done on a home server, if it makes sense. Make like a hash of the behavior, and share the hash instead. So you'd have

Maybe the biometric verification could be done on a home server, if it makes sense. Make like a hash of the behavior, and share the hash instead. So you'd have privacy, and multiple personas, and the ease of use. Also, I imagined "contracts of morality", where corporations are enforced into ethical behavior, if they choose to, so they can be 'trusted' on a longer scale, to be 'good' beyond the common law. I understand it's not easy to define. For the password, I think it could end like Facebook, anonymity sacrificed. It just gives you an edge. It's a form of tragedy of commons. It gives you an edge until it doesn't. (but I trust it'll be worked out)