Digital Identity for all Europeans!! - Your thoughts please.

[EliasIT]

I came across the European comission's website and was chocked that we are already so far
https://commission.europa.eu/strate...-fit-digital-age/european-digital-identity_en
When I read about it first time here on OCT I thought it would be a thing in 5 or 10 years but we are so close to it already!!

This and the digital EURO will be total disruption of privacy for any EU citizens!!

 

[jafo]

I came across the European comission's website and was chocked that we are already so far
https://commission.europa.eu/strate...-fit-digital-age/european-digital-identity_en
When I read about it first time here on OCT I thought it would be a thing in 5 or 10 years but we are so close to it already!!

This and the digital EURO will be total disruption of privacy for any EU citizens!!

How will this apply to all the former European colonies who have European passports but have never lived in Europe?

 

[Martin Everson]

I came across the European comission's website and was chocked that we are already so far
https://commission.europa.eu/strate...-fit-digital-age/european-digital-identity_en
When I read about it first time here on OCT I thought it would be a thing in 5 or 10 years but we are so close to it already!!

This and the digital EURO will be total disruption of privacy for any EU citizens!!

The part they don't tell you is it will be required to access certain internet sites....or sorry prove your age . Expect an updated GDPR and internet anonymity gone if your in EU. All the big tech companies such as google, apple, Facebook will be forced to work with this tech. And yes the digital Euro will be integrated into this.

P.S Get out of EU while you still can and don't look back as I have said for years .

 

[jafo]

Get out of EU while you still can and don't look back as I have said for years

Would that include Switzerland and Monaco too?

 

[12345]

The part they don't tell you is it will be required to access certain internet sites....or sorry prove your age . Expect an updated GDPR and internet anonymity gone if your in EU. All the big tech companies such as google, apple, Facebook will be forced to work with this tech. And yes the digital Euro will be integrated into this.

P.S Get out of EU while you still can and don't look back as I have said for years .

I think it kind of makes sense to prevent kids from watching P**N, violent stuff etc.
Hope it wont be used for other purpose...

 

[JohnnyDoe]

Would that include Switzerland and Monaco too?

Of course these two pseudo-countries should be included.

to prevent kids from watching P**N, violent stuff etc.

Thank you Ursula, next please make it mandatory for kids to learn about gender

Hope it wont be used for other purpose...

Noooo, how can you not trust the EU?

 

[backpacker]

Would that include Switzerland and Monaco too?

Everything the EU does is adopted by Switzerland. More stringent, precise and faster than most EU countries are doing it.

I think it kind of makes sense to prevent kids from watching P**N, violent stuff etc.
Hope it wont be used for other purpose...

Naive.

 

[jafo]

I think it kind of makes sense to prevent kids from watching P**N,

I vehemently disagree! By watching P**N, I realized that I got into a bait & switch con job when I got married too young. I was able to reassess my mistake and able to evacuate that sinking & depreciating ship just in time (<4 years later)!

violent stuff etc.

I also wholeheartedly disagree. I was able to learn at a very young age that NOTHING in this world matters except physical force/violence in self-defense mode or as a deterrence to aggression. Nobody, no matter how much they believe in their "conviction", is going to try to forcefully impose it on Mike Tyson in the middle of the Amazon jungle alone.

Hope it wont be used for other purpose...

There is a great book called Amazon.com: The Laws of Human Nature eBook : Greene, Robert: Kindle Store

It will help you overcome self-defeating beliefs about abusive and dastardly humans.

 

[JohnnyDoe]

watching P**N

Is good, can teach you good stuff and it is proven not to cause addiction.

physical force/violence

Is part of nature.

Psychological violence is dangerous and is being carried on daily by the EU and its puppets.

 

[Marzio]

it is proven not to cause addiction

Who did the research? PornHub?

 

[EliasIT]

The part they don't tell you is it will be required to access certain internet sites....or sorry prove your age . Expect an updated GDPR and internet anonymity gone if your in EU. All the big tech companies such as google, apple, Facebook will be forced to work with this tech. And yes the digital Euro will be integrated into this.

P.S Get out of EU while you still can and don't look back as I have said for years .

very true, I whish I was able to move out of Europe. So far I checked with the USA which is from what I'm searching in matters of lifestyle etc. exactly what I could work with. However, the USA seems to not be better compared to the EU nor is it easy to get in there without millions on the account.

What's your thoughts about Switzerland, I relocated there last year, everything looks fine and good so far?

Everything the EU does is adopted by Switzerland. More stringent, precise and faster than most EU countries are doing it.

Curious, do you have some examples ?

 

[backpacker]

Curious, do you have some examples ?

Schengen, "Free movement of Persons", FIDLEG, FinSA/FinSO, SNV norms being adjusted to European norms, EU open access policy to transportation and energy sector .....
The list is endless. Most do not even know because the country has gradually lost its identity since gates have been opened in 2002.

Leave the country as soon as you can. Otherwise you're just living in an expensive EU satellite state.

 

[EliasIT]

Where do you guys live? I mean those of you who say leave the EU while you can?

Martin says Bahamas I know, but what about the rest. Are you all sitting in the Bahamas??

 

[backpacker]

Where do you guys live? I mean those of you who say leave the EU while you can?

Martin says Bahamas I know, but what about the rest. Are you all sitting in the Bahamas??

Look into Middle East/Northern Africa + SE Asia.

 

[12345]

Is good, can teach you good stuff and it is proven not to cause addiction.

Scientists would not agree with you. P**N is very harmful
Either way who cares, even if they implement this rule I am sure it can be bypassed

 

[JohnnyDoe]

Scientists would not agree with you. P**N is very harmful

https://www.psychologytoday.com/gb/...ed-believing-in-P**N-addiction-you-should-too

 

[JackAlabama]

Where do you guys live? I mean those of you who say leave the EU while you can?

Martin says Bahamas I know, but what about the rest. Are you all sitting in the Bahamas??

Depends on your taste largely and what you like in life. Some like Asia, some others prefer Latam a lot more...

Latin America, Africa, South East Asia and Middle East are good spots. Low unfunded liabilities and social benefits.
Im back of being somewhat nomadic in these places since travel is now free again.

Running a stock portfolio in Switzerland might be ok (if you do not depend entirely on it), active frontier businesses might call for more trouble etc.

 

[JohnnyDoe]

Where do you guys live?

Somewhere on an island

Are you all sitting in the Bahamas??

Sometimes. Mosquitoes (no-see-ums) and the occasional hurricane are the main problems in this part of the world. Much better problems than those you get in the EU.

 

[Marzio]

Digital Green Certificate is the best example of what can happen.

"Oh you didn't obey to whatever rule? I'm sorry you can't [put whatever restriction that comes to mind her]"

 

[Martin Everson]

Would that include Switzerland and Monaco too?

They will mostly likely participate in some form.

These are already surveillance states. And the people will welcome it as they did overwhelmingly for new surveillance laws in Switzerland.

https://www.express.co.uk/news/roya...news-surveillance-royal-security-lockdown-spt
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/sep/25/switzerland-votes-in-favour-of-greater-surveillance