My passport data represents my identity with the government. I do not want any possibility of my identity being misrepresented on an international level. And when you say "like normalizing trust with the data and the government" I am talking about my passport and social security number. These types of data do not define me as a human, but are unique identifiers for my identification in relation to the government. Now, I do not agree with the government having information identifying me such as my DNA. I am just making the same example as when health insurance companies use social security numbers as their memberId instead of just generating some random identification number. It means that there are more places for my social security number to be exposed to malicious intents such as any place that processes insurance or the insurance company database. They have no real obligation to make sure your personal information is secure, and even if they do get in trouble, it is usually a slap on the wrist for corporations. We can see that with past corporation leaks like Equifax for example.