Re: ID Card
Here in Germany, national ID cards have the holder's current address printed on the reverse side. This is necessary when picking up a parcel from the post office (no ID, no parcel). As a Brit, I have to flash my UK passport and my German blood-donor's card which shows my address.
If card-holders move, they go to the local town hall at their new location to register their new address (a legal requirement here) where the new address is stuck on over the old one.
My objection to residential addresses on national ID cards is that if a card is lost, it may be found by a burglar or worse.
Tangentally, the homeless - who are also obliged to have ID cards - have their cards printed with the official German version of "No fixed abode".