First they ask for your date of birth,
but later they claim it's not enough.
Then they ask for your full name and location,
but later they claim it's not enough.
Then they ask for a copy of your passport,
but later they claim it's not enough.
Then they ask for your facial scan,
but later they claim it's not enough.
Then they ask for your fingerprints,
but later they claim it's not enough.
Then they ask for your palm scan,
but later they claim it's not enough.
Then they ask for a scan of your iris,
but later they claim it's not enough.
Then they ask for ...
#MassSurveillance #Authoritarianism #AgeVerification #Privacy #Democracy #HumanRights
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Cat 🐈🥗 (D.Burch)
in reply to Em • • •Sean Lynch
in reply to Em • • •ICE is currently taking DNA samples of protesters that they detain. Even if the protesters are never charged with any crime.
npr.org/2026/03/19/nx-s1-57537…
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KrissyKat
in reply to Em • • •Oyu F'ka
in reply to Em • • •I don't know if you are in the UK, but I can tell you 'they' do not ask for any piece of data.
I discovered last week that my local authority, (RCT), has handed all their council tax data for each household over to a third party data management company, and surprise, surprise....all this data is stored in the AWS cloud, no doubt searchable with AI.
We're already trapped....🤨.
Stingray's Badger Friend
in reply to Oyu F'ka • • •Or the government bring in #Palantir to manage your #NHS data, sharing all your health records with the US and more
Oyu F'ka
in reply to Stingray's Badger Friend • • •@StingrayBadger I'm not 100%, but I think palantir have already got our NHS data.
I suspect starmer/blair dropped their plan for enforcing a phone based ID app on us, not bc of the opposition by the general public, but bc they realised 'there's more than one way to skin a cat'.
For instance: combine local authority data with NHS data, and then add in passport data which includes facial recognition and finger prints if you travel in the EU, and your ID is complete whatever!
sasutina13a is-a sasutina13a
in reply to Em • • •Marianne
in reply to Em • • •Amorpheus
in reply to Em • • •Kerplunk
in reply to Em • • •Long List, you forgot
Then they take DNA
Often taken without the persons knowledge, especially in the case of females.
One tampon is enough, it is called discarded DNA in many countrys and no law protects citizens..
DonCC
in reply to Em • • •Sam Livingston-Gray
in reply to Em • • •tomcat
in reply to Em • • •TJC-
in reply to Em • • •friends, co-workers, local activists, religious leaders, teachers, librarians, breathing humans. And it's not enough.
Young Beard
in reply to Em • • •pibert π
in reply to Em • • •This Worldcoin bullshit possibly isn’t gonna be used.
Probably they just need it to train the base model and then make transfer learning with some sorta of authentication.
Canon stock goes up?
Em
in reply to pibert π • • •Sam Altman Wants Your Eyeball
Privacy GuidesAllanon 🇮🇹
in reply to Em • • •RebelGeek99
in reply to Em • • •Wulfy—Speaker to the machines
in reply to Em • • •Skip the whole goddamned #FOSS #birthdate puppetry and just implement Palantir API data feed on every #Linux distro...
... That's what these fash broligarchs want.
Fredrik Bülow
in reply to Em • • •... you to turn off your VPN and try again.
Sweden is one of the countries that has a semi-government digital id (known as BankID). Initially it was just used for government and bank interactions but it has slowly seeped into basically everything. The other day I just wanted to check what homework was due for my kid (which shouldn't even require a log in since it isn't sensitive). When identifying, with said e-id, I was told to turn off my VPN and try again...
It geo-tracks too.
Plan-A
in reply to Fredrik Bülow • — (0.0.0.0) •But I crypted my DNS from router.. and they bite that to resolve my ISP, voila.
Also my VPN using Wireguard works well suffise to set the proxy at your area/Country.
It's in the obfuscation method in a VPN that does the magic.
And my VPN is Swedish on top.
charlesmagne1
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