I'm in two minds about this. Look at the abusive, popular services that demand government-issued ID when signing up or "because of suspicious activity". Once th

I'm in two minds about this. Look at the abusive, popular services that demand government-issued ID when signing up or "because of suspicious activity". Once that data is breached, which is only a matter of time, how useful are such IDs as proof of ownership? In theory (and in practice for those who care) recording recovery data is simple and quick but for the same reasons passwords are failing us, seem to rarely be recorded.