Digital IDs Just Went Live - Say Goodbye to Privacy

Digital IDs Just Went Live - Say Goodbye to Privacy

Oct. 6, 2025

Andrei Jikh

Digital IDs Are Here! Total Surveillance, And It’s TERRIFYING!

The Gates Foundation is the initial major stakeholder in the ‘Global Digital ID’ scheme being rolled out by the World Economic Forum. Gates originally said it was a conspiracy theory.

At the World Governments Summit in Dubai, Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison proposed unifying citizen data including health records, finances, and voting history into databases to enable AI applications in public services like fraud detection and resource allocation. He supported body cameras for police and citizens to promote accountability through constant recording and endorsed biometric authentication over passwords. Critics such as journalist Michael Shellenberger and activist Shaun King have condemned the plan as a step toward dystopian surveillance, citing severe privacy risks and comparisons to authoritarian control.

Meanwhile, Prime Minister Keir Starmer unveiled plans to introduce a mandatory digital ID (a “BritCard”) in the UK, to be required for anyone seeking legal employment by the end of the current Parliament in 2029. The identity would be stored in an electronic wallet on smartphones (or via alternative means for those without the technology) and would verify identity and residency status.

Keir Starmer says this will simplify access to public services, tighten controls on illegal work, and make the immigration system fairer. In other words, a potential cure-all to be used in response to any awkward question. However, the proposal attracted sharp criticism, including from civil liberties groups and cybersecurity experts who warn of privacy risks, excessive state oversight, and creating a large, vulnerable data target. At the time of writing, a UK Government Parliament petition entitled Do Not Introduce Digital ID Cards boasts an impressive 2.6 million signatures.

Starmer added detail to his plan during a speech at the Global Progressive Action Summit the following day. The conference took place in central London and was co-hosted by Labour Together, the Center for American Progress Action Fund, and the Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR). Left wing leaders, policy experts and strategists from over twenty countries attended. The themes included national security, economic growth for working people, migration under worldwide displacement pressures, and building ‘fairer’ societies anchored in ‘solidarity and reciprocity.’ In other words, individual freedom destroying globalism.

https://www.independentsentinel.com/the-digital-id-spreads-as-we-head-for-global-citizenship/

https://www.thelastamericanvagabond.com/digital-ids-coming-regardless/

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