@PATAX  By the same logic, we shouldn't be required to have license plates on our cars, because terrorists don't own cars or keep them very long.  Why should we have to show that our cars are legal, just because it helps law enforcement narrow down the number of suspicious vehicles to those that don't have a plate?  

I was driving across the California desert earlier this week and listening to one of those weird radio stations with "religious" programming and a preacher who said cell phones are just one more step in putting the "mark of the devil" on our foreheads.  Or something like that.  Two-step verification is diabolical.  But I don't have a problem with letting the FBI or Interpol know I am the real person behind my business entities, just like I don't have a problem with letting the Highway Patrol know who owns my car.  It's a free country, though, at least for another couple months, so you can disagree. I won't consider you a terrorist, or even someone who eats cats.