If you don't want the US to have your date of birth, photo, fingerprints, etc then don't go to the US. It's that easy.

Also don't have a Facebook account, don't shop with Amazon, don't use an Android or Apple phone, don't work for a company that uses Office365. Sounds real easy doesn't it?

	▲	dralley a day ago \| parent \| next [-]
		Most of those don't require fingerprints or photos. Those that require addresses, do so because they're literally billing and/or shipping items to you. And none of them is comparable to physically entering another country. I, a US citizen, got fingerprinted by passport control in Austria 2 weeks ago, and they took a picture of my face and asked for personal details. That's pretty much how passport control works universally in any developed country, only the "how they get the information" changes. Sometimes they already have it and sometimes they ask for it.
	▲	_zoltan_ a day ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		Bah. Stop fearmongering. All of your lists are choices. You could chose not to. But you don't because it's convenient. Amazon shopping doesn't need a photo or fingerprints or date of birth.