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Everyone has a Social Security Number, why not use that as the unique identifier?

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Everyone has a Social Security Number, why not use that as the unique identifier?

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There is concern by many individuals and groups that if the Social Security Number is used there will be extended linking not only for health information but also credit and financial information. That is definitely not the intent of the individual unique identifier.

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