[george76]

UN Agenda 21 , 2030 , Great Reset, ( Let me know if you wish to be added or removed from the list.)

[ridesthemiles]

REQUIRES having a cell phone-—which many do not have.

THEN ALSO REQUIRES said cell phone to be constantly updated to most recent version....a financial strain.

[exDemMom]

Yeah... no. I’d rather keep the physical passport with me. The phone might not work in other countries or its battery might have gone dead at just the wrong time.

Passports never have dead batteries and function in every country.

As for being afraid that a digital passport could be used to track you—your smartphone is already doing that. Your name is also on the plane manifest. Plus, when you use your credit card, your location is sent to the issuing bank and becomes part of your credit card records.

[Mr. Jeeves]

If you have Global Entry, it’s all pretty much digital, anyway - even though you are using an encoded paper booklet. I recently traveled from Singapore to Los Angeles without ever interacting with a human on either end.

[ridesthemiles]

WILL this fancy plan ELIMINATE the SCAM CALLERS like the one I had this AM ???

Caller-—with an accent I could not begin to ID: MAYBE a blend of Hindu & Phillipino Asks if this is ________ ______

I say WHO WANTS TO KNOW?

HE SAYS We have a charge on your Visa for $289...

Before he can finish—I ASK WHAT COMPANY IS THIS”

CALLER-—hesitates—”SECURITY COMPANY” for Visa

I ask “WHAT BANK?”

He stutters & finally says WELLS FARGO.

I GO OFF ON HIM BIG TIME

I DO NOT NOW OR HAVE I EVER HAD A WELLS FARGO VISA-—YOU ARE A SCAM—ETC

HE hangs up.

WHY can’t the FEDS stop this crap???

[MtnClimber]

he European Union wants at least 80% of citizens in the 27-country bloc to be using a digital ID by 2030

2030, I keep hearing that date.

[ssfromla]

I almost forgot. Someone please update our Conspiracy Theory list about digital ID that we forecast years ago. tyvm .

Shout out to all the nut jobs out there. :D /rofl

[Iron Munro]

Frank Sinatra said it:

“And now, the end is near.....”

[Parmy]

Are the Fins that complient?

[Tennessee Nana]

Finland gets the first hackers...

[The Truth Will Make You Free]

I just went through passport control in Helsinki twice a few weeks ago. Entering was fast. When leaving, as a US citizen I could use the line where I could scan my passport. After a dozen tries the agent pointed to the left.

So I went to the long “All Passports” line. After a few minutes it was clear I’d miss my flight if I waited, so I forced my why to the front ignoring the “go back” comments. There I received a text from my wife saying the agent meant the passport reader line to the left. [facepalm]

So I left my first-in-line position, went to another scan line, and got right through. And I still got my passport stamped.

So, what’s going to have when their phone scanners fail?

[Worldtraveler once upon a time]

Though this is anecdotal, unlike the way I usually like to comment, my wife and I were aware of the elite European Commission's work towards a digital pass as early as 2015, with public documents from that time. The goal of this was accelerated by the “pandemic” and now the call for it to be put into “service” is because they will likely be assessing the “uptake” — same vocabulary as with the “uptake” numbers for mRNA products — by users over time. While many may sign on, some will “sign off” or not use the DTC, preferring the passports in paper. But this has been in work since at least 2015. Including psy-ops to further their interests. Power and control.

[oldtech]

If this digital passport would be registered on someone’s cell phone, I would hope be more reliable than mine or one could find themselves stranded in a foreign country.