>>>The ID is also one's inventory number, and the number of things which one can't do without it is limiting his rights. Instead of the old, soviet-style controlled movement, they now have quasi free movement under the condition of leaving a digital trace. You can go wherever you want (by bus) as long as we know where you go and who you are, or you can't (on a commercial plane, try open source please) if we blacklist you.
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>Just taking a step back - the context is reliable democracy with citizens and only citizens empowered to vote, once. If you've a better mechanism, what is it? ;-)

Ah, no, there's no fixing capitalism and I'm surely not investing any brainpower into the futile exercise. I'd like to see socialism 2.0, but got only the negative list sorted out so far, and generally have a hunch that even that is incomplete. But something around worker-owned, free association of labor, everyone owns their own labor and its results... something of the kind would be a start. And as much direct democracy by informed citizens as technically feasible.