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India already have such an ID called Aadhaar. It’s a nightmare already. You can not do anything without it.

It’s blantantly misused by state. Personal data has leaked many time but state simply refuses that no evidence of leaks even though it’s available in market for anyone to purchase.

What i feel is that evetone knows that privacy is important but to a normal personal there is no strong argument of why such centralised control of private data is problematic.

Same is the reason why not everyone is jumping into bitcoin boat.
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Bitasso 1y ago 💬 1

The totalitarian tiptoe: The physical ID card is a compliance segway to a completely automated surveillance, data collection and control regime.

Re Aadhaar

“We have introduced facial authentication last year, in October 2021 which was also in response to the COVID pandemic, where um… touch-less biometric… the need for a touch-less biometric was felt”

Even stumbles over his words because he knows COVID fear enabled the facial recognition, not COVID facts.

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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Z5iOAcjRvZo

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Bitcoin 1y ago

Facial recognition is another havoc on the Indian citizens. It is being forced onto everyone who travels via air.

Soon it will be there for train/road-toll cameras etc.

Police in many states is already using it at every protest to identify the people and target them later using any selective application of law.

We are importing all these concepts from countries like China who doesn’t care about citizens and where state is above everything.