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Apple requiring ID for full internet access, citing the UK's sinister 'Online Safety Act' as the reason. A 'safety act' we're told is about protecting kids, but is really about narrative control and censorship, and was contributed to by a convicted pedophile who just escaped jail. Another step on...

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The UK’s Online Safety Act isn’t about protecting kids, it’s about controlling you. Mass surveillance, censored protests, banned satire, and backdoor access to your messages, all handed to unelected bureaucrats. This is a digital police state.
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The UK’s Online Safety Act isn’t about protecting kids, it’s about controlling you. Mass surveillance, censored protests, banned satire, and backdoor access to your messages, all handed to unelected bureaucrats. This is a digital police state.

Russell Brand

78,243 views • 1 year ago

🚨 Wow. It’s here. Australia’s AFP has just launched National Security Investigation Teams to target “groups and individuals causing harm to social cohesion.” Let that sink in. They’ve built the UK Online Safety Act but skipped Parliament altogether. This isn’t about safety. It’s about control. When the government starts policing emotion, “fear,” “hatred,” “humiliation” it’s no longer protecting you, it’s protecting itself. First Digital ID. Then Age Verification. Now National Security for “social cohesion.” Step by step, freedom is being replaced by permission. Australia doesn’t need another Online Safety Act. It needs accountability, transparency, and courage. 🎯 Freedom isn’t dangerous… silence is.
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🚨 Wow. It’s here. Australia’s AFP has just launched National Security Investigation Teams to target “groups and individuals causing harm to social cohesion.” Let that sink in. They’ve built the UK Online Safety Act but skipped Parliament altogether. This isn’t about safety. It’s about control. When the government starts policing emotion, “fear,” “hatred,” “humiliation” it’s no longer protecting you, it’s protecting itself. First Digital ID. Then Age Verification. Now National Security for “social cohesion.” Step by step, freedom is being replaced by permission. Australia doesn’t need another Online Safety Act. It needs accountability, transparency, and courage. 🎯 Freedom isn’t dangerous… silence is.

George Mamalis

60,431 views • 10 months ago

PAVEL DUROV: The excuse used by Keir Starmer of "protecting children" online is a lie and the hallmark of authoritarian tyranny: all tyrants use it, the real goal was included in the "Online Safety Act" and it was to control large social media platforms.
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PAVEL DUROV: The excuse used by Keir Starmer of "protecting children" online is a lie and the hallmark of authoritarian tyranny: all tyrants use it, the real goal was included in the "Online Safety Act" and it was to control large social media platforms.

Robin Monotti

42,828 views • 2 months ago

Google has confirmed that digital ID functionality is coming to UK Android devices soon. The move is partly driven by the UK's Online Safety Act, which mandates strict age verification for online content it deems to be harmful.
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Google has confirmed that digital ID functionality is coming to UK Android devices soon. The move is partly driven by the UK's Online Safety Act, which mandates strict age verification for online content it deems to be harmful.

Wide Awake Media

14,267 views • 2 months ago

🚨 Europe’s Next Step: Digital ID To Access The Internet? Experts warn we’re getting dangerously close to a world where you’ll need a digital ID to go online. With proposals to scan private messages and weaken encryption, critics say this isn’t about safety; it’s about building the infrastructure for mass surveillance and control. This connects directly to our previous post on mandatory age checks and digital ID verification online. The same policies that claim to “protect users” could also normalize identity tracking across the entire internet. Read the previous post here:
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🚨 Europe’s Next Step: Digital ID To Access The Internet? Experts warn we’re getting dangerously close to a world where you’ll need a digital ID to go online. With proposals to scan private messages and weaken encryption, critics say this isn’t about safety; it’s about building the infrastructure for mass surveillance and control. This connects directly to our previous post on mandatory age checks and digital ID verification online. The same policies that claim to “protect users” could also normalize identity tracking across the entire internet. Read the previous post here:

Freedom Research

27,232 views • 5 months ago

Google is the latest US tech company to warn about the threat the Online Safety Act poses to free speech. The Free Speech Union long warned the government about the dangers the Act would pose to UK citizens — and those overseas. No one can seriously claim there is a political or ideological motive behind Google raising concerns about censorship. The Online Safety Act has already censored Katie Lam MP’s grooming gangs speech in Parliament, a story about Richard III, and — ironically — Spiked’s documentary on censorship. Ofcom, the regulator, is now talking about censoring “potentially illegal content” — a new category not included in the Act, and one which Google points out was never intended by Parliament. Watch Connie Shaw on GB News ⬇️
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Google is the latest US tech company to warn about the threat the Online Safety Act poses to free speech. The Free Speech Union long warned the government about the dangers the Act would pose to UK citizens — and those overseas. No one can seriously claim there is a political or ideological motive behind Google raising concerns about censorship. The Online Safety Act has already censored Katie Lam MP’s grooming gangs speech in Parliament, a story about Richard III, and — ironically — Spiked’s documentary on censorship. Ofcom, the regulator, is now talking about censoring “potentially illegal content” — a new category not included in the Act, and one which Google points out was never intended by Parliament. Watch Connie Shaw on GB News ⬇️

The Free Speech Union

25,577 views • 8 months ago

Bill Gates argues for Digital ID to fight "misinformation." But let's be clear about what he's really saying. He's framing this as a safety issue (deepfakes, anonymity), but his solution reveals the true goal: ending online anonymity to create a permission-based internet. His complaint that criticism of him is worse because of anonymity is telling. His "trusted" digital ID system is about control. It creates an internet where dissent can be traced and silenced under the guise of "provenance." The "systems and behaviors" he wants are compliance. It's a blueprint for a digital panopticon, shielding the powerful from accountability and turning citizens into perpetually identified, trackable users. This isn't about truth. It's about control.
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Bill Gates argues for Digital ID to fight "misinformation." But let's be clear about what he's really saying. He's framing this as a safety issue (deepfakes, anonymity), but his solution reveals the true goal: ending online anonymity to create a permission-based internet. His complaint that criticism of him is worse because of anonymity is telling. His "trusted" digital ID system is about control. It creates an internet where dissent can be traced and silenced under the guise of "provenance." The "systems and behaviors" he wants are compliance. It's a blueprint for a digital panopticon, shielding the powerful from accountability and turning citizens into perpetually identified, trackable users. This isn't about truth. It's about control.

Camus

148,692 views • 10 months ago

My content is being restricted in the EU under the Digital Services Act - the very censorship act I’ve been warning about for years. Under the guise of "online safety" they put a search ban on my account and flagged my posts as sensitive/age restricted content. The EU hates free speech because it threatens their power.
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My content is being restricted in the EU under the Digital Services Act - the very censorship act I’ve been warning about for years. Under the guise of "online safety" they put a search ban on my account and flagged my posts as sensitive/age restricted content. The EU hates free speech because it threatens their power.

Eva Vlaardingerbroek

2,243,716 views • 9 months ago

House Republicans have all the votes and authority they need to pass the Kids Online Safety Act. There is absolutely no reason for this crucial legislation not to move forward. It should be put on the House floor for a vote TODAY.
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House Republicans have all the votes and authority they need to pass the Kids Online Safety Act. There is absolutely no reason for this crucial legislation not to move forward. It should be put on the House floor for a vote TODAY.

Sen. Marsha Blackburn

22,022 views • 1 year ago

ONLINE CENSORSHIP ACT: "The Online 'Safety' Act has to be repealed. "We need to have no digital ID because that underpins everything, and we need a Digital Bill of Rights to protect our liberties" Alan D Miller talks to GB News
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ONLINE CENSORSHIP ACT: "The Online 'Safety' Act has to be repealed. "We need to have no digital ID because that underpins everything, and we need a Digital Bill of Rights to protect our liberties" Alan D Miller talks to GB News

Together

14,649 views • 1 year ago

The U16’s Media Ban is not about child safety. It never was. It’s always been a cover to force all adults into online surveillance and Digital ID tracking for online activity. Both Labor and Liberals supported this.
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The U16’s Media Ban is not about child safety. It never was. It’s always been a cover to force all adults into online surveillance and Digital ID tracking for online activity. Both Labor and Liberals supported this.

Aus Integrity

26,069 views • 1 year ago

The UK claims their so-called “Online Safety Act” is about protecting kids. Its not. It’s about protecting the censorship regime. Ofcom is now empowered to fine and censor platforms that won’t play censorship police for the state. Tech investor Jeffrey Wernick joined me last night on Loomer Unleashed to explain how this surveillance law criminalizes dissent and why Big Tech companies should come together to boycott the UK until they agree to stop censoring people’s speech online. BitChute
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The UK claims their so-called “Online Safety Act” is about protecting kids. Its not. It’s about protecting the censorship regime. Ofcom is now empowered to fine and censor platforms that won’t play censorship police for the state. Tech investor Jeffrey Wernick joined me last night on Loomer Unleashed to explain how this surveillance law criminalizes dissent and why Big Tech companies should come together to boycott the UK until they agree to stop censoring people’s speech online. BitChute

Laura Loomer

61,092 views • 1 year ago

'The Prime Minister is so desperate now, so on the run, that he resorted just to outright lies!' Nigel Farage hits back after Keir Starmer brands him unpatriotic for warning the US about UK censorship laws and the Online Safety Act.
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'The Prime Minister is so desperate now, so on the run, that he resorted just to outright lies!' Nigel Farage hits back after Keir Starmer brands him unpatriotic for warning the US about UK censorship laws and the Online Safety Act.

GB News

349,907 views • 11 months ago

Social media ban for youth or the beginning of a digital ID roll out in Australia? What do you think? step 1: Introduce a law that requires age verification step 2: a non mandatory 'recommended' standardisation step 3: Create an "optional" digital ID to simplify compliance step 4: Platforms start requiring the government approved method step 5: expand the ID beyond social media and pressure to make it mandatory step 6: add facial verification / device linking and sell this as 'security and safety' step 7: the worst step- digital ID becomes the gateway to the internet. It becomes a 'digital passport’. The danger of a digital passport is that it can eventually link your medical records, travel, finances, and online identity into one system, giving future governments or corporations too much control. Digital ID starts harmless, but it's the unchecked expansion without accountability or opt out that becomes concerning. Governments worldwide have already talked about: identity based online access anti-trolling / anti disinformation ID removing anonymous accounts tracking online behaviour Be vigilant, awake and trust your intuition 🌹
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Social media ban for youth or the beginning of a digital ID roll out in Australia? What do you think? step 1: Introduce a law that requires age verification step 2: a non mandatory 'recommended' standardisation step 3: Create an "optional" digital ID to simplify compliance step 4: Platforms start requiring the government approved method step 5: expand the ID beyond social media and pressure to make it mandatory step 6: add facial verification / device linking and sell this as 'security and safety' step 7: the worst step- digital ID becomes the gateway to the internet. It becomes a 'digital passport’. The danger of a digital passport is that it can eventually link your medical records, travel, finances, and online identity into one system, giving future governments or corporations too much control. Digital ID starts harmless, but it's the unchecked expansion without accountability or opt out that becomes concerning. Governments worldwide have already talked about: identity based online access anti-trolling / anti disinformation ID removing anonymous accounts tracking online behaviour Be vigilant, awake and trust your intuition 🌹

iyah may

23,430 views • 8 months ago

🆔The Government wants us all to submit to intrusive digital ID checks to speak online under the premise of children's safety online. But this policy isn't what it says on the tin. Here's what the Government's plans for internet controls are REALLY about⤵️
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🆔The Government wants us all to submit to intrusive digital ID checks to speak online under the premise of children's safety online. But this policy isn't what it says on the tin. Here's what the Government's plans for internet controls are REALLY about⤵️

Big Brother Watch

13,354 views • 1 month ago

According to a bombshell report by National Center on Sexual Exploitation, the messaging app Kik is a paradise for predators. This is why we need safety by design. We are closer than ever to getting the Kids Online Safety Act to President Donald J. Trump’ desk and finally enforcing a duty of care. Failure is not an option.
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According to a bombshell report by National Center on Sexual Exploitation, the messaging app Kik is a paradise for predators. This is why we need safety by design. We are closer than ever to getting the Kids Online Safety Act to President Donald J. Trump’ desk and finally enforcing a duty of care. Failure is not an option.

Sen. Marsha Blackburn

18,660 views • 2 months ago

KIDS ACT: BUILDING AMERICA’S DIGITAL ID GRID The House just passed the KIDS Act, marketed as a “kids’ online safety” bill. Under the hood, it functions as a de facto age‑verification mandate for everyone, not just minors. By forcing platforms to verify users’ ages, it lays the groundwork for a universal digital ID system baked into every major app and website you use. ZeeeMediaOfficial warns, this is the technocracy‑driven rollout of digital ID in the United States. Once mandatory age checks and tighter account controls are in place, Big Tech can vacuum up even more real‑time, highly sensitive data on every user, while the government gains a convenient backdoor into that data stream. The result isn’t just “protecting kids.” It’s the quiet construction of a mass surveillance architecture that edges America closer to an always‑on, 1984‑style monitoring state.
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KIDS ACT: BUILDING AMERICA’S DIGITAL ID GRID The House just passed the KIDS Act, marketed as a “kids’ online safety” bill. Under the hood, it functions as a de facto age‑verification mandate for everyone, not just minors. By forcing platforms to verify users’ ages, it lays the groundwork for a universal digital ID system baked into every major app and website you use. ZeeeMediaOfficial warns, this is the technocracy‑driven rollout of digital ID in the United States. Once mandatory age checks and tighter account controls are in place, Big Tech can vacuum up even more real‑time, highly sensitive data on every user, while the government gains a convenient backdoor into that data stream. The result isn’t just “protecting kids.” It’s the quiet construction of a mass surveillance architecture that edges America closer to an always‑on, 1984‑style monitoring state.

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21,386 views • 1 month ago

Keir Starmer All but Bluesky - which is full of n0nces. This isn't about protecting kids, n0nces walk free several times a day in UK - this is digital ID by the backdoor. You really are the worst.
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Keir Starmer All but Bluesky - which is full of n0nces. This isn't about protecting kids, n0nces walk free several times a day in UK - this is digital ID by the backdoor. You really are the worst.

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