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China's surveillance state starts from digital ID Thread 1/ Citizens must apply for a ID card, which contains information: name, gender, nationality, date of birth, address, ID number, and biometric information, such as photos, facial features, palm features, fingerprints, DNA.

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Songpinganq3 年前

2/ In China, facial recognition (digital ID) is mandatory to get into airport and board your plane now. This was in 2019 Beijing airport

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Songpinganq3 年前

3/ In China, facial recognition (digital ID) is mandatory to get into the train station and take your train now. This was in 2018 Shanghai train station.

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Songpinganq3 年前

4/ In China, facial recognition (digital ID) is mandatory to get into the coach station and take your bus now. This was in 2019, in a coach station of Yunnan province.

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Songpinganq3 年前

5/ In China, facial recognition (digital ID) is mandatory to check in hotel now and the machine is linked to police station. If you are on the blacklist of #SocialCreditSystem, you cannot stay at any starred hotel.

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Songpinganq3 年前

The end In China, facial (digital ID) is mandatory to receive your pension and health insurance now. A care worker in a care home scanning the faces of elderly people, which would then allow them to access their pension and health insurance.

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Songpinganq3 年前

Sorry. I missed ''recognition''

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Deborah3 年前

The government should be on the receiving end of this, not the citizens. The government needs constant monitoring, not the citizens.

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Songpinganq3 年前

Couldn't agree more

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WorkingMomOfFive3 年前

@songpinganq I find your posts enlightening and horrifying at the same time. Thk you for showing us the realities of what it looks like when tech is used to watch/monitor/control society.

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Songpinganq3 年前

You are welcome. Resist at all costs now before it's too late

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Yesterday, I spoke in the Westminster Hall debate on #DigitalID and I made my position clear: we must protect freedom, privacy, and public trust. Digital ID fails on all three. I strongly oppose this Labour Government’s planned mandatory digital identification scheme. In my view, it is a distraction from recent scandals and from the Labour Government’s continued failure to properly address illegal immigration. A digital ID card cuts across our English Common Law rights, the very foundations of our freedoms. And let’s be clear: a mandatory digital ID will not stop Channel crossings only a proper and effective deterrent will. Linking migration policy to digital ID also risks fuelling conspiracy theories, deepening public distrust, and distracting from real enforcement. France and Italy already have similar systems yet both still face major migration challenges. Successive governments have rejected ID cards for good reason. Keir Starmer made no mention of digital ID in his manifesto before the General Election, avoiding full public scrutiny of what is an intrusive and far-reaching proposal. A government-issued mandatory digital identity is not necessary for delivering online public services, verifying benefits or employment, or confirming immigration status. Government already holds this information, with existing safeguards in place. Introducing a compulsory digital ID would bring major security risks, a shift of power away from individuals, and huge costs to the taxpayer all for no clear benefit.

Iain Duncan Smith MP Chingford & Woodford Green

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