While everyone argues about politics and culture wars, governments and big tech are building the next layer of our digital lives:
đ digital identity, digital wallets, AI-driven public services, and systems that link everything together.
đ Thereâs a massive digital shift happening right now, and most people donât even notice it.
đ¨ Not because itâs hidden, but because itâs happening quietly, underneath all the daily news noise.
đ¸ This isnât inherently good or bad. Digital identity and digital wallets can make life easier, faster, and more secure.
đ But without the right guardrails, they can also centralize power and create systems that are hard to challenge once theyâre in place.
My point is simple: itâs important to pay attention now.
These arenât future ideas â theyâre being built today.
The question isnât whether digital identity or AI-driven public services will exist.
THEY WILL!!!!
The real question is whether these systems will empower people or end up controlling them.
And that outcome depends on the decisions, discussions, and safeguards we shape right now.
Itâs not presented as one big project, but if you look closely,
all the pieces are moving in the same direction.
Itâs happening slowly, silently â
and most people wonât notice until itâs already in place.
đ Europe silently is pushing the European Digital Identity Wallet,
designed to store IDs, licenses, and verified credentials directly on your phone.
đ EU-Chat Control regulations were never truly stopped.
Theyâre simply returning quietly, wrapped in the familiar narratives of âchild protectionâ. The framing has changed, but the underlying mechanism hasnât.
The end result is still the same: access to the social internet only with personal identification, and permanent algorithmic surveillance built into everyday communication.
I want to make one thing very clear:
I am absolutely in favor of technology.
But, just like everything in life, we need to handle it carefully so that something good doesnât turn into something harmful.
Iâm absolutely not a conspiracy theorist.
But I can read current legislative drafts,
understand them,
and place them in the right context.
đ Letâs grow Nostr â âŚand letâs make sure we use the right tools to protect our democracies đ
