Great Reset Watch: EU Parliament Approves ‘Digital Identity Wallet’
The EU Parliament has approved the creation of a digital “wallet” system, raising concerns over increasing state control of people’s lives.
The EU Parliament has approved the creation of a digital “wallet” system, raising concerns over increasing state control of people’s lives.
A European Parliament vote for bloc-wide digital IDs is the latest step towards the “Chinafication of Europe”, an MEP has claimed.
Tony Blair and ex-leader Tory leader William Hague called for the imposition of a digital ID, in a scheme being likened to Communist China.
A form of digital age verification will soon be required in order to access porn sites in France, a minister has claimed.
The UK will introduce a “digital border” system using the “latest technologies” to allow some people to go through an automated process.
The European Union is aiming to set up a medical super-database containing the medical information of citizens from across the multinational bloc.
France announced a digital identity app for people to use private and public services, in line with the push for digital identity in Europe.
Arizona is now offering digital copies of driver’s licenses and state-issued IDs on iPhones and Apple Watches. At least 11 other states are currently considering similar plans. As one professor of technology ethics pointed out, “Apple is now sort of trying to vertically integrate your whole life into its phone.”
Lockdown sceptic Conservative MP Steve Baker has warned that threatening to ban unvaccinated young people from university and other recent Big Government proposals was a “slippery slope” to tyranny.
The UK’s vaccine passport system could be “redeployed” as a national ID card, a firm developing the health pass for the government has said.
The European Union will introduce a government-controlled and cross border “digital identity” app for EU citizens as a part of the bloc’s post-pandemic “transition”. In a speech given to the EU’s 2021 Digital Assembly on Tuesday, European Commission President Ursula von
Details have been revealed about Mastercard’s controversial “digital identity” system, which will “bind” your identity to a smartphone or other device, and which has been compared to China’s social credit system and the bleak futurism of Netflix series Black Mirror.