The most sinister tech start-up you haven’t heard of... but should!
Nation First looks into the privacy-invasive Worldcoin.
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Worldcoin, a tech startup backed by billions in funding, is reportedly developing a mass surveillance system that uses iris-scanning to identify individuals.
The company stores the collected data on the blockchain, which makes it almost impossible to delete once uploaded, and yet millions have already had their eyes scanned by Worldcoin.
Advances in camera technology have allowed for iris detection from up to 12 meters away.
Such a system could easily be used by states or inter-governmental organisations to track an individual’s digital and physical activities, tying their digital ID to their bank accounts, utilities, smart electronics, and even hotel bookings and travel tickets.
This development follows a similar trend seen in China under the Chinese Communist Party, which utilised a digital ID system to expand its surveillance apparatus and establish a social credit system.
However, recent news reports suggest that Worldcoin may be facing a backlash due to concerns over privacy.
As I write this article, one tech startup, with billions in funding, is working diligently to realize Klaus Schwab’s plan for a mass surveillance state.
It targets the most vulnerable, asking them to trade their right to privacy for money.
Its operations are global in nature and it is progressively building up an impressive database of individuals that would be used to create a world digital ID system.
The name of the startup: Worldcoin.
Its agenda: enslaving humanity.
Forget facial scans, thumbprints, or other biometrics to keep track of your person.
This startup is more ambitious.
Founded by Sam Altman, the same person behind ChatGPT, it aims to use iris-scanning to help create a surveillance system that is impossible to outsmart.
Unlike other forms of biometrics, there is no way to forge identification data using this method.
Iris scanning utilizes 240 key variables to identify people, in contrast to say, fingerprint-scanning which is only able to make use of 16.
Bear in mind, it doesn’t just scan iris patterns but also its reflective properties and involuntary movements.
Each of these variables is unique in every individual, non-replicable, and remains largely stable as one ages.
Worldcoin stores this data on the blockchain, meaning once it is uploaded, is it virtually impossible to have it deleted.
Millions of people already have had their eyes scanned by Worldcoin for a mere US $50, unaware of the wider implications it entails.
The company has even been reported to be openly defying orders by sovereign national governments to stop collecting data on their citizens.
Worldcoin’s sudden emergence on the startup scene has curiously conceded with newer development in camera technology that allows iris detection from up to 12 metres away.
The ultimate game being played here is to create an immutable digital ID system.
Once it is established, it would be very easy for the state or an inter-governmental organisation (e.g. the United Nations or the World Economic Forum) to track a person’s digital and physical activities.
Your digital ID would be tied to your bank account, utility services, your smart electronics, and even such activities as hotel booking and travel tickets.
This isn’t a prediction.
I base this on what already took place in China under the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), which the globalist ‘elite’ seem to be extremely fond of.
Communist China was one of the pioneers of the digital ID system and utilised it fully to expand its surveillance apparatus.
In turn, it allowed for its notorious social credit system to become a possibility.
With this, citizen resistance to the CCP’s totalitarian rule has been all but quashed.
Anything you post online, any person you meet, any news you follow, any purchase you make, and every act you do is constantly monitored and impacts your social credit rating.
If your social credit score gets too low then you are effectively a pariah in your own country, with restrictions to basic services and even your freedom of movement.
This is the system the globalist ‘elites’ want to replicate in the West.
My question to you is: Are we going to allow them?
Thankfully, the answer appears to be no.
News reports are flooding in over the past few days suggesting that Worldcoin is in meltdown due to “privacy paranoia”...
… but when they’re wanting to know everything about you, there’s reason to be paranoid.
Until next time, God bless you, your family and nation.
Take care,
George Christensen, with a Nation First staff writer
George Christensen is a former Australian politician, a Christian, freedom lover, conservative, blogger, podcaster, journalist and theologian. He has been feted by the Epoch Times as a “champion of human rights” and his writings have been praised by Infowars’ Alex Jones as “excellent and informative”.
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I can't say that iris scanning would be ideal. People's irises can change over time, depending on their health level. Ask an Iridologist/Naturopath! You'd be better using fingerprints than irises if you wanted to keep track of someone IMO. Plus, scanning them too regularly could create problems with the retina etc. But hey, I guess people who think scanning their eyes regularly is a good idea don't plan on living to 100, let alone 70!
For the record, I always keep my computer's microphone, speakers and camera OFF, unless I'm having an online meeting. Then I turn them all off again after the meeting! And no, I do not have an iPhone with 'Siri' or whoever it is now listening in on me! Guess I don't trust these tech companies, eh?! :-D
A great documentary Chinas social credit system was aired years ago on ABC - heres the link - at the time I thought 'imagine living like that' - now its getting closer by the day https://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-09-18/china-social-credit-a-model-citizen-in-a-digital-dictatorship/10200278