One of the most concerning aspects of the rollout is that this form of #digitalID will have legal parity with the hardcopy document.

In time, Australian states could decide to do away with physical documentation, thus enforcing the digital route.

biometricupdate.com/202404/digital…

As we're hearing more about DWP & 'sick note' Britain, steps are being taken to share real-time Universal Credit data with local authorities & 'other organisations'.

Data related to 'vulnerabilities', i.e. benefit used to pay rent/debt & much more

ukauthority.com/articles/dwp-e…

ASDA recently announced they will be moving to a cashless payment system across their forecourts. Let's teach them a lesson & #BoycottAsda

Drivers must have the *choice* whether to pay by card or cash.

The April draft proposal of the WHO Pandemic Accord is now available for public consumption.

Art. 24 affirms that the Secretariat & DG have no authority to affect national/domestic laws or that states take specific actions, i.e. jab mandates or lockdowns.

Yes, the 'legend', the fascist James Whale who said, 'why don't we have [vaccine] passports, what is the problem?

Why are people saying 'oh well it infringes on my privacy'. Well as far as this is concerned, you don't have any privacy...'

A big story that people should pay attention to, especially those like Keir Starmer Wes Streeting MP who have big plans for the NHS app & patient data.

Don't ever say, 'it won't happen to us', because ransomware gangs always try find a way in.

wired.com/story/change-h…

It's all well & good that a WHO 'expert' advised against vaccine passports in 2021, but a lot of us saw that scam unfolding as little as 10 days after the first lockdown.

We've heard it all before from Blunkett who proposed a 'National Identity Card' linked to an identity database in 2003 to 'disrupt organised crime & terror groups'.

A modern day system based on Blunkett's past proposals would be a panoptic nightmare & must be resisted.

ID cards have been a part of Belgian life since 1949 whereas the UK abandoned its National Registration Act in 1952.

Just because ID cards are 'part of everyday life' for many Europeans doesn't mean that Britain should also become a 'papers please' society to be like the rest.

'Handing over notes & coins causes 20 per cent more psychological pain than using cards'.

On the contrary, handing over notes & coins is overall empowering in this day & age. It helps protect privacy & brings balance in an every increasing digital society.

Unbeknown to most EU citizens, digital identity is now a legal reality across the 27-nation bloc, a development that has been studiously ignored by the MSM. The Commission insists that the digital ID will be voluntary, just as it did with the COVID-19 certificate... (1/4)

🍺 Wetherspoons 'technical issue' plaguing contactless/chip & pin payments over the past few days.

✅ Another win for cash.

Source: Keep It Cash UK t.me/Keepitcash