targeting children and the younger generations is the easiest way to move into a future where everyone has biometric IDs.
But it only claims to be targeting children, and actually requires everyone to submit biometric ID. I saw my doctor yesterday, and the clerk at the front desk said she needed to take my picture. I explained that if they took my picture, they'd use it to create a biometric datum, for facial recognition. Before facial recognition was a thing, I didn't mind there being pics of me. But I don't want to create biometric data about me, and I don't trust them to not sell my biometric data to anyone from Goolag to the GRU.
She allowed she didn't need to take my picture. However, I expect this to become unavoidable going forward. She wasn't risking her job today, but in a year she might be by allowing me to see my doctor with creating that biometric datum. I spoke to my doctor and her nurse about it, and I believe they will strive to enable me to receive medical care regardless. People are going to have to do whatever is necessary to thwart this trifecta of slavery, digital biometric ID, total information awareness of our every breath through ubiquitous surveillance, and digital money that can be controlled by AI each and every transaction for each and every person according to our social credit score.
People can do this because we care about each other. We cannot live enslaved to AI.
RE: Thoughts on Australia's Social Media Ban for Children