[activate tinfoil hat] Why did the COVID shutdowns eliminate all person-to-person exchanges? To put every single damn thing of your life on-line to steal! Biometrics are the next phase of personal ID and I highly recommend that people be wary of that in the future. Mandatory COVID tests are a great way to collect a genetic profile to sell to insurance companies. They would love to run customers through the database and figure out what age you will likely get cancer and start costing them money. Same with (((companies))) offering DNA testing and storing family histories. Do you have a great IP idea? Go ahead and use that free Goolag patent search. Put your entire company and life online. It's not like anything could be manipulated. Give it all to them, why don't you? Use Zoom and that fingerprint keyboard fingerprint lock? There it is. Two more pieces to the puzzle. Your identity can be stolen with a little AI and social spoofing. Deep fakes are the next greatest tool for that and current software can easily be fooled. Hell, well over a decade ago there was a Japanese company that would print a full life-like face mask when you sent them one photograph. Microsoft filed an AI patent on bringing dead relatives back to life. I think it's hilarious that SJW's cry about totalitarianism and then go buy from Amazon which is building a inter-connected neighborhood surveillance system. All their truck are equipped with cameras and you can bet are constantly sweeping up license plates (who is visiting who) and a whole myriad of other data. I won't buy it. And I will explain to others who care to listen not to buy it either. It starts with reason and with one person.