UK’s Brit Card: Digital ID or State Control? | The Sovereign Identity Crisis

Imagine needing government permission just to live, work, or rent a home.

This episode of The Disruptive Technologies Podcast dives into the UK’s controversial Brit Card proposal— a centralized digital identity system that would make participation in society conditional on a state-issued credential.

🛑 What’s really at stake?

Loss of personal sovereignty

A fragile, government-controlled digital infrastructure

No exit or opt-out mechanisms

Surveillance risk across work, housing, healthcare, and more

🧠 Drawing from the Sovereign Stack framework, I analyze how this system could transform identity from a right into a permission.

If you value privacy, autonomy, and freedom in a digital world, this is a conversation you can’t miss.

🔊 Listen now and share this episode to push back against the creeping architecture of control.

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