[How should you identify yourself in the virtual digital world?
To prove your own identity, you need the E-ID card.
The Swiss parliament remains convinced of the need for an "e-ID".
From 2026, the E-ID will be available free of charge both online and at passport offices.
It is comparable to an identity card or passport in the physical world.
For the time being, however, the E-ID will not yet replace the two documents.
Although a previous version of the e-ID Act was clearly rejected by 64.4% of the Swiss electorate in the vote on March 7, 2021,
Federal Bern is bringing forward a new version of the e-ID Act!
Now, this plan is set to succeed, although numerous safety concerns remain unresolved.
The E-ID officially meets the highest standards of security and data protection, it is promised. Data protection is guaranteed
by the fact that users manage their data themselves and keep it stored on their cell phone, not the state or third parties.
The propaganda promises only advantages of the E-ID
- It is more than just a digital ID.
It should also be possible to store or link other ID cards, certificates, documents,
driver's licenses and tickets of all kinds.
- It serves as a basis for identification when obtaining official documents and services as well as private goods and services.
Who is promoting the introduction of the E-ID?
International projects such as ID2020, EU Digital Strategy, "Pact for the Future" and the UN's "17 Sustainable Development Goals"
as well as the World Bank's "ID4D" are promoting digitalization.
For example, the ID2020 organization from New York is working on a transnational digital identity in which
all information about each individual flows together:
Education and vaccination records, financial status, accounts from networks such as Twitter or
Facebook, through to the data produced by smartphones.
Supporters of ID2020 include Microsoft, the GAVI Vaccine Alliance, the Rockefeller Foundation
and the International Rescue Committee (IRC).
Cooperation partners include the US government, the EU Commission and the UN Refugee Agency UNHCR.
But what are the possible risks of an E-ID?
Above all, it leads to the mass collection and storage of biometric data!
There is no absolute security for their access.
There are IT experts who are convinced that absolute data security is an illusion.
Security researchers at a computer club, for example, have successfully overcome the current
solutions for video-based online identification .
Among other things, they gained access to a test subject's electronic patient file.
The well-known Swiss lawyer Philipp Kruse warns of the great risks of the E-ID!
It is only a matter of time before unauthorized third parties access biometric data.
Large companies could obtain legal exemptions through political channels in order to gain access to their customers' E-ID data.
There are already concrete proposals for the use of biometric data:
Airports and airlines wanted to use facial recognition for faster processing .
The Conference of Cantonal Justice and Police Directors wanted to use it to monitor sports fans.
The intelligence service and various cantonal police forces are already using facial recognition software without a legal basis.
There is a lack of protection for users against the market power of large corporations.
The E-ID Act enables the basic technology which, in combination with ongoing international developments,
leads to a considerable threat to fundamental rights!
E-ID, central component of digital systems?
Specifically, there is a risk that the E-ID will become the central key component for linking a
large number of digital systems with one another:
For example, with digital vaccination passports, passports, health cards, driver's licenses, health insurance cards,
organ donor cards, central bank money (CBDC), digital access authorizations and others, including a social credit system.
Put the puzzle together to form a complete picture!
Do you recognize the evolving digital prison of total control?
As Kla.TV has already documented in many programs , an all-encompassing control network is emerging that
intervenes deeply in the lives of every individual.
Thus, despite the much-promised security measures, there remains a great danger that the E-ID will become another tool for state
surveillance and the commercial exploitation of personal data, right up to a social credit system along the lines of China.
And not only that. Be clear:
The power elite of the digital-financial complex is not only concerned with total control. Anyone who does not do
their bidding should be deprived of their most basic freedoms.
If you are of no use to the ruling elite, you can easily be eliminated from public life.
We are already living in a time in which data protection and individual freedom are coming under increasing pressure.
It is vital that we look behind the scenes of such insidious technologies.
The E-ID is also clearly proving to be a wolf in sheep's clothing.
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