More Orwellian dystopia out of Australia. Although this is out of date, because (of course) the bill passed, with bipartisan support, no less. "Labor's intrusive Digital ID Bill paves the way for a social credit dystopia - and time is running out to stop it from becoming law" - Kotaku In Action 2

More Orwellian dystopia out of Australia. Although this is out of date, because (of course) the bill passed, with bipartisan support, no less. "Labor's intrusive Digital ID Bill paves the way for a social credit dystopia - and time is running out to stop it from becoming law" (archive.is)

posted 213 days ago by bamboozler1 213 days ago by bamboozler1 +31 / -1

8 comments

8 comments share save hide report block hide replies

You're viewing a single comment thread. View all comments, or full comment thread.

Comments (8)

sorted by:

▲ 6 ▼

– MetallicBioMeat 6 points 213 days ago +6 / -0

Its volountary. See the elites could skips this if they want or if it is needed for any other policy. You however is neither and thus get the full treatment, haha

The fun part is that in everyone says that the central records is in order to ensure that the welfare is payed out fairly. Yet a very common thing is to register multiple migrants on one address and then moving out of the country but if the native moves to spain or otherwhere where the meager pension works then the whole book is thrown at them, haha

But your case I think australia will leap frog into chinese system before even Scandinavia.

permalink parent save report block reply