The Kennitala is never used as an authenticator. It's a public ID number!
I linked you to a page of an authenticator based on that ID but you didn't bother to google translate.

The dev can't know beforehand which people claim their coins so it would be known soon if someone doesn't have his allotted coins (which can be stored indefinitely associated with an ID. Botnets have not yet mastered accessing physical keys and SMS authentication which is what we are talking about by the way (since you obviously know nothing about it).

I am not affiliated with this project except I mined a few and would really appreciate any actual criticism founded in reality so I could better evaluate the coin. So far you have provided nothing to this thread except the same kind of childishness you accuse the dev of.

In evaluating the coin the childishness of the dev is irrelevant only his intentions which given the circumstances are in his best interest to be open about.

If you or anyone has plausible theories on how the dev could make more out of this than by being honest about his intentions and just being one of the early miners please share.