Most of them willingly accept SS and DL numbers. I think it's when you get to subdermal identity solutions that the "mark of the beast" scenario you describe is

Most of them willingly accept SS and DL numbers. I think it's when you get to subdermal identity solutions that the "mark of the beast" scenario you describe is triggered. I have also observed people with objections to lists in general, and this massive fraud is just one manifestation of what those people perceive as the inherent problem with lists. I don't think there is any getting around a list by its existence carrying the threat that it could be used to target individuals for nefarious acts.