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I doubt it. The push for ID verification and biometrics is entirely a result of of the current economic system, and that's very much on its last legs. Plus, if anything happens to current internet infrastructure, more modern backbones, or even compliant meshes, are going to be so heavily decentralized and transient that there'd basically be dozens or hundreds of different internets all over, even overlapping. At that point it'd be easier to regulate and restrict access to computerized hardware than to try and regulate the internet at that point. We might see some sort of Computerized Hardware lisence become standard, like a drivers lisence. And after hardware is restricted, what consumers can get their hands on will much more expensive, and as a result prone to modification. Basically, I think we're headed towards a future that's basically Mad Max but with computers instead of cars.