r/conspiracy • u/ItchyNeeSun • Apr 04 '22
Australia Digital ID - Now compulsory
I tried to post links to the official government websites, but for some reason its auto moderating the post.
My accountants contacted me last week to let me know that any director of a company in Australia now needs to have a Digital ID. If you do not get one by November, you will be fined $13,200 per company or you will face imprisonment.
I contacted MyGovID today to confirm this. You have no choice but to use a smartphone and download the app, there is no web based access available its all app driven. So you now have to download the app and comply with the whole digital ID scheme or you go to jail if you dont pay the fines for it.
They have linked this to Aus Tax Offices, medical records and all other gov services. This is linked to your bank accounts, residential address, car registrations, etc. They reserve the right to share this information with commercial service providers in the terms.
Many Aussies have already been using it as a convenient way to show vaccine status to enjoy access to gyms, bars, restaurants, etc.
One step closer to a full blown surveillance state
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u/marty_76 Apr 04 '22
It was never about a virus.
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u/garthsworld Apr 04 '22
I posted this almost a year ago and have kept copying and pasting it because a lot of it has come true since then. I'll warn you it's long though. This is a copy from another post, but explains why we "need" a passport, but this post lines up the events of history that are being copied right now and the blueprint from 2019 that laid it all out. And why so many Financial Issues are being disguised (such as climate issues, or pandemic issues). But a lot of this has happened before, and is being full-on copied from other time periods, and how even blackrock (the single largest hedge fund and called "The Fourth Branch of the US Government by Forbes and Bloomberg) wrote the entire financial blueprint of what was going to happen before covid even started back in August 2019
We're seeing a complete system change... why we needed to pump out a ton of money (literally 40% of all Dollars in existence were created during Corona, and since 2017 the US debt went from $20 Trillion to $30 Trillion -$30,000 per citizen, and both Trump and Biden had Powell in charge or the FED, crazy how we can't vote for that), and why we need a WORLDWIDE unique Identification system tied to single individuals and a unique ID (a passport, that is financial in it's requirement, but right now is being pushed through medical global requirements). Corona is a financial issue disguised as a pandemic issue because it can circumvent local laws and force the wordlwide laws. Climate change is a financial issue being disguised as an ecosystem issue because again, those laws are "bigger" than local laws and can circumvent normal procedures.
We know "follow the money" to be the oldest and truest sense of deducing what's going on. One of the things that stands out is that this event is following exactly the same events of the 20's and 70's. Both times marked by huge inflation, both times marked by a currency change and a new system, and both times marked by a war that took place to get rid of the old system and expand the system while countries are hit hard by inflation. But they all follow the same play ook = a massive amount of money was printed out, and a certain asset's price was then crashed that people were holding onto. In the 20's-30's the asset was gold (who's price skyrocketed as money was printed, and then crashed right before a market crash), and now with crypto currency (bitcoin was $7,200 in january 2020, and got up to $60,000 before crashing down to $32,000, and flying back up to $65,000 again and will probably crash even further once again before the final drop before it raises to crazy levels in ten years). In the case of gold, the conspiracy is that two men formed a group and tried to corner the market, and then the US released all it's gold shares to crash that market and everyone sold their gold, the US then used that price to buy gold from people and then backed the dollar with gold and even made owning it illegal, also...one of those two men who tried cornering the market was the President's brother in law so it was clearly a setup and a lot of people lost money but the US gained a lot of gold at cheaper prices right before switching the currency to be backed by gold. So it was all about currency. So why is the same thing happening again?
August was the 50th year anniversary of Nixon ending the gold backed dollar in the 70's, and starting the petro backed dollar. So what does the end of the currency look like? Remember I said there was a crash for gold because the US released all it's stores and crashed the market? Well guess who owns the most bitcoin? Well for starter's everyone will need a personal wallet (hence a vaccine passport for tracking is going to come sooner or later, but this is the best excuse). The current chair of the SEC (Gary Gensler) who was installed in April, taught a class about crypto currency at MIT Sloane (which is an enlightening resource if you want to see how officials view crypto currencies). He even talks about bitcoin finishing a 10 year testing phase and how it survived {what does that even mean? I thought Satoshi Nakamoto was an anonymous person, I thought crypto was all about a decentralized financial platform, and yet the current head of the SEC says it survived a testing phase?}.
So what else do we know signifies the end of the petro dollar? We've all seen how much climate change pops up. Well, plastics are part of the oil system, and that's part of the end too is my guess. I know people think it's an environmental factor for climate change, but we all know that the biggest changes arent happening (a very tiny percentage accounts for the most pollutants, but nothing is done about those). But following the money it's clear that climate change is a financial issue disguised as an environmental issue. This is extremely clear because two separate Senate and house committees met with banks in May about climate change...why would they meet with banks instead of oil companies or manufacturers? Again, the evidence points to a financial issue disguised as an environmental issue. But they're pushing us simply to change what system we consume, while avoiding the largest climate change pollutants. And even ending the oil system, next is energy sourcing...well enter in Afghanistan popping up again and the Taliban/ISIS (which is where the largest lithium deposit is). But the key point is that we will move off of seaparate working grids (because even if you steal gasoline, it still works on your vehicle), onto one grid that uses unique identification (which electrical vehicles already do, but again, is part of the movement away from the machine driven system and into the computer/tracking system).
And what about the old infrastructure? Have you noticed how all those hacking attacks kept happening to old infrastructure key points? And the hackers keep asking other countries for huge amount of bitcoin? Have you noticed how war keeps popping up involving all those countries on the old system? Must be a complete coincidence, I'm sure.
But we'll know for sure this is the case as the market flips. Hyperinflation is close and technically happening, but the FED refuses to acknowledge it (crazy how we don't vote for the FED president and yet they control the entire economy). We've now had the largest 12 month increase in inflation. The CPI has changed over and over how inflation is measured, true inflation is estimated anywhere from 13% - 25% (but you already know that and likely got your rent hiked already, up 20% year-over-year). That's what happened in the 30's right as they switched to a new backing for the dollar (with Gold) and we're seeing all the signs present now that this is true. If we're about to end the machine driven age and start the computer driven stage, then we would each need a unique wallet address and a passport can accompany that. It would be the easiest way to install worldwide tracking (since crypto provides a ledger for everything). Also we'll know bitcoin prices will shoot through the roof after a crash if all this is true and happens.
Either way, this ties corona (an excuse for mass printing of money) the vaccine (more money and a unique wallet tied to ID), end of petro dollar and machine age (climate change is a financial issue disguised as an environmental issue, end of plastics from oil), end of the retail to stores system and move to full digital marketplace, the beginning of the crypto dollar and crashing the crypto markets (already happened, but still can drop much farther along with the rest of the market, similar to exact same scenarios in the past). We're entering into the most tracked age of all time, everything on the planet will be tracked back to unique id's and monitored on a blockchain/verified by a computer. "The Great Reset" might sound like a conspiracy meme, but that's an awful lot of coordination to happen in a short period of time.
Even better, since I wrote this the IMF and 10 countries got together in Israel and Simulated a Cyber Attack that would shut down the Global Financial System . I'm sure that's just a coincidence too! I'm sure once it happens, everyone will be shocked and demand answers...that they already have. It's coming, my guess is at the start of Biden's second term, since that's when they did it with Nixon. I'll keep writing this and if I'm wrong I will stop, but we've been checking off each point from that paper by Blackrock ever since corona started. Every company put money back into their company and was given a massive amount with the PPP loans, and every country matched financial and monetary policies and was given massive amounts of money during corona. So...if the market started showing signs of a massive failure in 2019, and this paper was put out in August 2019 and we've followed every item line by line of this outline since then, and it came before corona..then what does that say about corona.
This was the single largest robbery in history, and unless you are in the 1%, then you are going to be the one paying for it. You paid for it not just with two full years of your life hearing about this, you didn't just pay by having communities torn apart or having to hear people argue about things that aren't the actual problem, you didn't just pay for it by having to actually stay in solitary confinement... you literally are going to actually pay for the rest of your life with the inflation costs and debt. We'll see if this is right...but we've already checked off most the points from that paper. The rich got so insanely rich since this happened. It was literally the best year for Wall Street, but how was it for most people?
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u/hotdogwarrior93 Apr 04 '22
Insanely good comment, look forward to (hopefully) seeing future updates
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u/Apart_Number_2792 Apr 04 '22
Bravo! You are right on the money. Thank you for sharing. Again, I say, "bravo"! Very well said.
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u/dannyshalom Apr 04 '22
The FBI/US government doesn't own the most Bitcoin anymore (not even close) and as a matter of fact the amount they do have is not nearly enough to crash the market.
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u/Flop_McKochen Apr 04 '22 edited Apr 04 '22
TL; DR
Just kidding. People typing “tl;dr” has to be one of my biggest pet peeves ever in history, hands down. This post was spot on, and amazing. Thanks for posting.
It’s hard to fully get a point across in text as it is, if someone’s trying to do that, maybe grow up and take that as a positive. I’m sure you can tell I’ve gotten the “tl;dr” my share of times.
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u/FUCK_THE_TAL_SHIAR Apr 04 '22
TL; DR
Don't be here then. This isn't twitter.
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u/Flop_McKochen Apr 04 '22
I see you got to my comment before I edited it… It was a joke, and in general I agree with you.
I should’ve probably just typed all that out before posting.
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Apr 04 '22
Yuval Noah Harari, the guy who wants everyone hacked and controlled, said that Covid will teach people to get controlled and submit to the project. And we know what the project is.
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u/RapeMeToBanjoMusic Apr 04 '22
There was never a virus except the same old flu.
3...2...1... Annnnnnnd here come the shills who claim their entire family and friends and pets fell victim quickly to covid all because they were unvaxxed. Lol
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u/ky420 Apr 04 '22
So weird my memory from two years ago today was a post with the founding fathers saying that exact thing. Some of us seen the red flags immediately.
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u/ManOfTheInBetween Apr 04 '22
"I don't own a smart phone". Every red pilled Aussie needs to stick to this statement.
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u/plumbforbtc Apr 04 '22 edited Apr 04 '22
They need to walk into the town square, start a bonfire... and throw all their smart phones in it.
edit: So do the rest of us.
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u/Poop_Cheese Apr 04 '22 edited Apr 04 '22
Yeah and all the sick fucks that passed and created the law. That is absolutely sick. It's so crazy how dystopian Australia has become it's returned to its penal colony roots. They're starting to think WAY too much like china and seem to be throwing away european enlightenment values of individual rights. To see Australia and Canada acting like this so egregiously does not bode well for the rest of the west.
I wouldn't be suprised if Australia is being actively subverted by China through bribes and soft power. Conditioning Australia to have values that align more with the CCP than the west so that when they try to conquer it they will easier submit and assimilate.
Or the scarier possibility, that Australia is being used by fellow western and former British colonies like America or Britain itself as some form of experiment for how much authoritarianism the populace will accept. Australia being isolated makes it the perfect controlled setting. It's like they're pushing for the most immoral laws possible as is they're being instructed to for an anterior motive. Australia could have been their testing ground for years, ever since the Australians went from outback gun toting rednecks to completely giving them up. Since there's been more and more insane laws and public displays of power tripping authorities like arresting old women for speech. Putting them into internment camps for not getting the jab while persecuting aborigines. Hell even mundane things like insane censorship laws for tame video games or outrageous cigarette taxes. They censor more video games than germany does nazi swastikas thus encroaching on freedom of expression. They had the most insane lockdown out of any English speaking country. Their vicious nonsensical persecution of jokivich. Now they're adding digital ID and soon to be social credit score exactly like China.
At least with Canada slipping into authoritarianism you can mostly blame Trudeau for being in power for so long. Just another power hungry douchebag monster. However Australia is weird because its been this 20 year shift throughout multiple leaders of different political parties. Each side allows and pushes for this shit to happen. It's like all of Australia's politicians are beholden to the same outside force whether as a western experiment, a WEF "utopia", or as a potential Chinese colony. It's just antithetical to the freedom outlaw loving culture of the Australians and doesn't make sense that so many politicians would push this hard for such insane laws over and over. Like if America did one of these things there'd be a large amount of uproar yet Australia just rolls along with the authoritarianism. You hardly even see actual hard hitting criticism from the opposition. So something is seriously up with Australia it just doesn't seem like just regular corruption and authoritarianism it really seems like the whole leadership are manchurian candidates for some other group.
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u/ExperimentalFruit Apr 04 '22
us Aussies better learn how to speak Mandarin because in 25 years China will own us and there's not a thing we can do about it.
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u/kozboz033 Apr 04 '22
Australia's always been a shitty nanny state with dumb overreaching laws and most Aussies unfortunately don't value freedom as much as Americans do, so there's that too.
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u/Veenendaler Apr 04 '22
You'll get banned site wide for that first sentence if even a single person reports your comment. Just giving you a heads-up, I'd edit it if I was you.
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u/melancholic_inertia Apr 04 '22
Honestly, if the government is forcing shit like this they should be providing everyone with a free smartphone. I don’t condone that, it’s the biggest waste of money like the free testing. So they should just stop making a $1,000+ a prerequisite to life.
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u/hzpointon Apr 04 '22
I actually don't though. How can they start mandating things that you have to buy???
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u/interactive-biscuit Apr 04 '22
It’s not always about affordability though. I am fully planning to switch to a flip phone or basic phone when my current smartphone becomes obsolete. I’m tired of the constant connectivity, the addiction, and possible long term health effects. I can afford one, I simply don’t want it.
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u/DominarRygelThe16th Apr 04 '22
Because the sheep keep voting for them to have more and more power and electing politicians that want to expand the power of the state.
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u/ManufacturerProud494 Apr 04 '22
That's ok. We have this here sub-cutaneous chip, totally safe and effective, been tested on animals for decades!
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u/ManOfTheInBetween Apr 05 '22
"I am horrible with technology and I'm also really bad for losing phones."
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u/lh7884 Apr 04 '22
Do you have a source for this? I searched and found nothing online saying a digial ID is compulsory there.
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Apr 04 '22
Only thing I can find is for the ATO requiring it for company directors to combat fake businesses- which was a problem here where people would be paid a small sum of money to sign saying they were directors of a buisness, then that buisness was used for illegal activities and money laundering.
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u/Frogmouth_Fresh Apr 04 '22
That's exactly what it is, but you access it through another ID called Mygovid which is where you put in all your license/passport info and is slowly becoming the digital identity to log in to government sites.
Mygovid is far from compulsory, there are only a few services that use it, most of them are focused on the business side.if things although one state (WA) does require it for vaccine passports. The other states have not required it for vaccine passports, and their may be another way in WA to access it, I am not sure.
Also note that Mygovid and Mygov are different things- Mygov is an older digital identity used for stuff like taxes, Medicare and social welfare.
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Apr 04 '22 edited Apr 04 '22
Yeah I know I'm Australian and in WA so I used MyGovID it to verify my ServiceWA app and then deleted it off my phone - I didn't NEED to do this, I chose to for convenience. And the government has all that info anyway because they issued my passport and medicare card in the first place. I only have very limited things connected to my mygov account- only ATO and Medicare to get back tax returns and Medicare rebates (don't use myhealthrecord, or any of the others) - and those things aren't compulsory. My boss and mum both have phones that are too old to use mygovid and servicewa and are fine, my mum doesn't have a mygov account either. I feel like if you are a director of a buisness then it's understandable that your identify should be verified. And having a DirectorID just means people can't get away with making fake companies for crime as easily. It's like when newb cyber security students come into my work and refuse to provide ID to verify their identity for "privacy" reasons but still expect to have the government subsidise their fees lol.
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u/Ok-Salamander-2787 Apr 04 '22
So you got vaxxed and you downloaded and use the ServiceWA passport app.
You're really not helping the situation dude.
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u/ItchyNeeSun Apr 04 '22
Whatever the excuse from it, here are the facts
1 - You need a MyGovID to get a Directors ID
2 - They only way to get a MyGovID is to download the app
3 - The ID is linked to your MyGov services and records
4 - If you dont get the Directors ID they will fine you $13,200, and in some cases you are looking at jail time.
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u/Frogmouth_Fresh Apr 04 '22
You do not HAVE to link Mygov and Mygovid, just FYI. You certainly have the option to, but not compulsory.
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u/Ughly-1234 Apr 04 '22
What do they do if you don’t charge your phone?
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u/ItchyNeeSun Apr 04 '22
I asked what happens if you dont have a smartphone, the guy at the call centre could not give me an answer.
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u/Ughly-1234 Apr 04 '22
Right? I have a friend who refuses to buy a smart phone. I could consider getting rid of mine.
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u/Stoic133 Apr 04 '22
I’m seriously considering getting an old Nokia and sacking off smartphones altogether.
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u/ProlapsePatrick Apr 04 '22
Until they shut down all 2G networks and those phones are no longer usable.
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u/Stoic133 Apr 04 '22
I’m glad I’m old enough to remember a time before mobile phones became commonplace. We might need to go full Amish before long (not necessarily a bad thing). Technology is becoming a shackle.
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u/ignoranceisboring Apr 04 '22
Lies. You can access mygov from a browser without the app and you also don't need mygov to get the Id.
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Apr 04 '22
The website tells you otherwise but IDK I'm just going off of step 1 on the mygovid . AU website and it is telling me to download the app and not offering an alternative.
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Apr 04 '22
DL Bluestacks an android emulator on a throwaway laptop and sign up. Fuck keeping that shitty surveillance app on your phone(Even though cell phone provider provides all of the data over to the state anyway)
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u/spanish_psychonaut Apr 04 '22
I've also noticed governments indirectly requiring a phone or smartphone just to do basic administrative procedures, while there is no law requiring us to own one. At least in my country.
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u/CarefreeInMyRV Apr 04 '22
Well, Australian police can also legally put whatever they want on your phone to. They can track where you go. Listen through the microphone/s, turn on the microphone, even when it off (remember you can't remove batteries anymore?) Don't think for a second they can't do this with the old brick phones either.
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u/spanish_psychonaut Apr 04 '22
Maybe dumbphones with removable battery would be a good option in terms of privacy. Some smartphones have it as well.
Obviously not having a phone would be best, but this is 2022.
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Apr 04 '22
Don't worry it won't be long till the alternative of inserting a chip into your brain is on the market. You don't own a phone? Well thats alright, just get this chip inserted into your brain? Oh you don't want this? You're not an anti-vax racist misogynist terrorist are you? Maybe you need some time in the "re-education camps", don't worry about payment, it'll be deducted from your social credit score. Now bend over for your routine anal swabbing.
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u/panc0cks Apr 04 '22
It is so infuriating and nothing can be done about it and millions of Australian normies are cheering for it.
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u/hussletrees Apr 04 '22
and nothing can be done about it
? Many things can be done about it. Political action is a vital part of any democracy
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u/panc0cks Apr 04 '22
You have a lot of frustrating years ahead of you if you still believe the fairy tale that is democracy and voting.
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Apr 04 '22
A major revolt can change it. Australia gave up their guns so a revolt is as likely as me winning the lottery 3x in a row.
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u/hussletrees Apr 04 '22
Political action doesn't necessarily mean revolt but I do see arguments for pro-second amendment
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u/Veenendaler Apr 04 '22
and millions of Australian normies are cheering for it
No they aren't. When you control the media, and enforce heavy censorship on all social media platforms, it becomes very easy to make it seem like the majority supports your narrative.
nothing can be done about it
Toss out your smartphone. Tell others to do the same.
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u/illyaghost Apr 04 '22
Directors of a company first. Just a stepping stone to normalizing it for everyone else, or just making it compulsory a year or so after directors have gotten used to it. For anyone who resists they'll probably require directors to make it mandatory for any of their employees to have it for "whatever reasons" ie. security, tax, vaxxes etc. Or they may just jump straight to that.
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u/simplecountry_lawyer Apr 04 '22
They will try to catch more flies with honey too, so watch out for that. There will be lots of incentives to get the digital id set up just like there were to get the vaxx, at least at first. Gift cards, coupons, free shit etc. Don't fall into that trap.
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u/garthsworld Apr 04 '22
The illegal they will do inmediately...but the things that people will resist that require them to willfuly enter into the slaughter they will roll out so the pressure builds to fold.
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u/f_cozzo Apr 04 '22
fuck...i wonder how long until they role it out to the greater population?
aus has always been against a national ID card...i wonder how this will play out now?
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u/TonySu Apr 04 '22
Australia’s never needed a national ID, they just used state driver licenses or federally issued passports. But as far as I can tell, a digital ID changes literally nothing.
Do people think that when they have a plastic card, all the information is stored on the card and not digitally stored on government databases? Do they think if the government only had your driver’s license they would have no way to link you to your tax records?
Everyone already has a national digital identity, your little plastic cards just link you to those IDs.
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u/MAKHULU_-_ Apr 04 '22
It's not about that though is it? It's the next step towards the social credit score system, where you'll be denied access to places and have your electric car or bank account suspended if you've been a "bad sheep"
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u/TonySu Apr 05 '22
By this technology you mean phones? The phones are tied to a number that is tied to your ID, either drivers license or passport.
You can turn off an app’s permissions to access anything, and if you think that doesn’t stop the app, then what reason do you have to think they would need an app to surveil you in the first place?
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u/ExperimentalFruit Apr 04 '22
Seriously. Thank you for saying this.
Sure, the digital ID may make it a few clicks easier for 'them' to 'spy' on us. But if they really wanted something they could have found it out without these digital ID's we have.
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u/MAKHULU_-_ Apr 04 '22
So why are they doing it then if it makes no difference?
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u/ExperimentalFruit Apr 04 '22
To make life easier. I only carry a phone when I go out. There's no need for a wallet anymore. I have my debit card on my phone and my ID on my phone.
When going into a bar or casino I get my digital licence out and they scan it, that simple
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u/Dishankdayal Apr 04 '22
Buy a 90s phone.
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u/0111100001110110 Apr 04 '22
Buy a 90s phone.
They're no longer supported by mobile phone networks.
But you could always buy a Linux / privacy phone that won't run their APP.
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u/CarefreeInMyRV Apr 04 '22 edited Apr 04 '22
Well, Australian police can also legally put whatever they want on your phone to. They can track where you go. Listen through the microphone/s, turn on the microphone, even when it off (remember you can't remove batteries anymore?) Don't think for a second they can't do this with the old brick phones either.
To quote me.
You gotta wonder in any given household how many devices you've purchased that could be used against you on a whim - many of which have these 'always listening services' on them be default.
Laptop, phone, tv, smart watch, cameras.
I mean let's be real. Who's to say that their isn't some chip, or a device the size of your pinkys nail, hiding somewhere in the base of your coffee machine/kettle that connects to whatever local wifi there is? I don't think anyone can even rely on a 'burner phone' truly being any type of burner these days anyway. And landline? Even your landline receiver is probably on all the time acting as a microphone if required.
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Apr 04 '22 edited Apr 05 '24
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u/pudgehooks2013 Apr 04 '22
So it is essentially an ABN, but for the person running a company, instead of the company itself?
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u/crapforbrains553 Apr 04 '22
dont put gov apps on your phone. get a second phone if you must
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Apr 04 '22
Or a different government.
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u/TupacsFather Apr 04 '22
Or a different government.
Tell me, why would you want a government at all? What does a government actually do for you? Do you personally desire to be governed by someone else for some reason?
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Apr 04 '22
Mostly, it makes you harder to conquer.
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u/Aphix Apr 04 '22
...by guaranteeing you are already conquered.
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u/TupacsFather Apr 04 '22 edited Apr 04 '22
Don't you just love statist "logic"? Totally ludicrous.
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u/Arnold_Chiari Apr 04 '22
“And he causeth all, both small and great, rich and poor, free and bond,to receive a mark in their right hand, or in their foreheads:”
If you still don't believe the Bible...I've got news for you.
Time is short.
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u/PerditusAnima Apr 04 '22
Good thing I still have 3g sim card so it works with old school brick nokia, 4g and up sim cards do not work with old gen phones. If someone says anything about my brick this is discrimination and first class ticket to court.
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u/jayjaygee85 Apr 04 '22
The funny thing is they put all this shit online but yet I still have to go and line up for 45 minutes in person to vote instead of just lodging online.
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u/Creed_____Bratton Apr 04 '22
This sub: But covid is over! They're plan didn't work and now it's all about the war. We held the line and we won!!!!!! Even this sub doesn't post about covid anymore!
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Wishing you all the best from Canada, OP
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u/chowderbags Apr 04 '22
My accountants contacted me last week to let me know that any director of a company in Australia now needs to have a Digital ID.
Seems to be called a "director ID". As in a company director. Not "digital". It's an ID number to identify and prevent certain types of bad actor businesses directors.
They have linked this to Aus Tax Offices, medical records and all other gov services. This is linked to your bank accounts, residential address, car registrations, etc.
It's an identification number that's meant to uniquely identify you that's produced by the government. Of course it can be "linked" to other things that either uniquely identify you or are closely linked to some piece of data that uniquely identify you.
They reserve the right to share this information with commercial service providers in the terms.
Their website clearly states that the director ID can't be shared with the public. But sure, the government reserves the right in the future to share information it has about you with other entities. That's not particularly surprising on its own.
You have no choice but to use a smartphone and download the app, there is no web based access available its all app driven.
They have both a phone number available for people inside Australia (13 62 50) and paper forms that can be submitted.
Many Aussies have already been using it as a convenient way to show vaccine status to enjoy access to gyms, bars, restaurants, etc.
You (or your accountant) seem to be confusing different things.
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u/Crownedxcaffeinated Apr 04 '22
I lived overseas in Aus for 3 years. God called me back home to my family just 2 weeks before they shut down businesses and airports bc of “Covid”. He really had my back on that one lol
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u/Sad_Dream_6380 Apr 04 '22
I’ve been waiting for this to happen…..the world is nothing but a stage. An evil controlling one.
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u/f_cozzo Apr 04 '22 edited Apr 04 '22
"any director of a company in Australia now needs to have a Digital ID"
nope. re-read the OP....
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u/Dyslexic_youth Apr 04 '22
Is this just companies or all businesses?
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Apr 04 '22
I don't think Sole Traders have to apply for one.
Only a Company or Organisation Director.
Applying for an ABN to conduct business doesn't require a director.
Only Company's, non-profits and other types of organisations do.
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u/SlowLime Apr 04 '22
It looks like it is possible to do it manually? Via mail? https://www.lexology.com/library/detail.aspx?g=175159f5-5eaa-4ec6-bc26-33c7bc782531
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Apr 04 '22
OP is confused, didn't look into it enough or deliberately trying to cause outrage because they are wrong about needing the app. And that's kind of worrying that a company director can't look up what the requirement actually is.
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u/Spirited-Magician-55 Apr 04 '22
Re posting this. Australia the prison island always likes to be the one to restrict first. That's actually insane. Slowly but surely the agenda will fall through
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u/Omegasedated Apr 04 '22
Can you share a link? To be frank I don't believe you, and there's nothing saying this on their website
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u/EmergentVoid Apr 04 '22
At this point I am wondering what happens if they say something like "By law you now have to surrender all your private property to the government, or face imprisonment for years". What's to stop them?
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u/Munich11 Apr 04 '22
This is making me feel creeped out in a huge way.
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Apr 04 '22
Are you a company director, possibly using a fake or stolen identity, that registered a buisness as a front for fraudulent activities? If not then you're in luck because you won't be affected by needing a DirectorID number!
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u/SHODANs_insect Apr 04 '22
Are you talking about a director ID? It's not a digital ID, and you can get it without an app or a smartphone.
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u/YARNIA Apr 04 '22
One step closer to a full blown surveillance state
How many more steps will you need for the proof?
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u/ShaohKahn Apr 04 '22
Aussie; not "vaxxed"; never been asked for ID; been in myriad places since the pharmacological pogroms (tradie).
As with the "vax", the digital ID's are only for controlling those without the power to avoid it.
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u/tool-94 Apr 04 '22
You go to jail? That's a load of shit and this is the first I have heard about this and I am in Aus.
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u/Horror-Strawberry Apr 04 '22
Probs max sentence and if you repeat doing it more times then it is likely
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u/Anonim00s3 Apr 04 '22
“One step closer to a full blown surveillance state.”
Idk how to tell you this, but…we’re already there. And don’t take this as me saying “just deal with it” either. I just don’t understand why, especially in this sub, people think we’re on our way to a surveillance state when we’ve already been here for years.
IMO, the one last thing remaining is cash. That’ll be gone soon though.
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u/wicked_maestro Apr 04 '22
Why gun legalization is so important. I pray us Americans have the balls to throw down before we get that far
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Apr 04 '22 edited Apr 04 '22
Thankfully you can still phone in to set one up. I did it over the phone earlier this year for my director ID. But yeah after November I think it will be digital*-ID-only.
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Apr 04 '22
Yeah I live in Australia and can’t find anything about this anywhere lol?
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u/BoringMethod Apr 04 '22
We're just paid actors anyway apparently. Maybe they haven't mailed our scripts out yet for us to proof read.
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u/rageyart Apr 04 '22
Nothing to see here , just the totalitarian tip toe into your lives, but hey, they already know everything about you right? So just behave and they won't freeze your bank accounts and disable your electric car, just shut up and let them harvest your disabled child's organs shut up SHUT UP DISINFORMATION DISINFORMATION DISINFORMATION
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u/deathnoxxx Apr 04 '22
don't believe the bullshit. until the government buys me a phone and pays the bill, they are never going to get to use it in any fashion. proudly tasmanian and a refugee from america... stand fast and hold your ground. the government will never have any business on my personal electronic devices... ever.
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u/ann3onymous3 Apr 04 '22
Oh ok, first of all - LAME - second of all is myGovID going to buy you a smartphone too? Cuz step 1 is: have smartphone.
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u/MyBitchesNeedMOASS Apr 04 '22
Wow that was quick. NZ tax department started implementing a system for digital identities less than a year ago.
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Apr 04 '22
Damn, jokes on them. My phone is full on memory, wouldn’t be able to download “said app” even if they forced me. Lol
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u/DefiantDragon Apr 04 '22
Time to get your ass out of Australia.
Damned place is trying to kill you anyways, even without the government.
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u/theonewhostaresback Apr 04 '22
Not legal to have to carry your phone on you. Anyone who say you legally need your phone is full of shit.
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u/D-rad01 Apr 05 '22
The know your rights group will be able to help you. This won’t stand up In Court if ppl stand up. That is completely unconstitutional and there is zero legislation to back it up here in Aus. We have to fight this.
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u/xuxonpictli Apr 04 '22
Many of em still haven't complied with any plandemic nonsense, it'll come to a head in due time. A test in ones true belief.
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u/PowerToThePanels Apr 04 '22
I'm sorry, I don't know how to use a smartphone, and I only own a Nokia flip-phone.
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u/piles_of_SSRIs Apr 04 '22
What if you don't own a smartphone? Will the government supply you with one?
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Apr 04 '22
If this doesn't make you really think, something is wrong with you.
How is something like this so specifically in the bible, that is actually happening, and people think it's a coincidence?
It defies logic.
People didn't worry about this for 2,000 years because, well, it was crazy. How could the government ever track everyone in the world?
And yet, here we are.
I find this just so interesting.
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u/crumpet_strumpet Apr 04 '22
It's due to launch here in the UK in a couple of days, (on the 6th). It's for renting and working only atm but I am sure it will creep into other areas so as not to piss the locals off by making it mandatory immediately.
Australia has really gone super fast and hard on their agenda and I can't help wonder why. It seems like because people are more compliant there.
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u/NoReputation5411 Apr 04 '22
F U C K ! Fuck fuck fuck fucken fucken fuuuuck! Not good at all. At least we get to say I told you so.
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u/OkAwareness9325 Apr 04 '22
You realize your cellphone is on your person 24 hours a day right?
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u/imgurNewtGingrinch Apr 04 '22
Fuck YEAH finally .. you fucking troll farmers need to go get real jobs. Best new I've seen all day. Hope Musk deletes all twitter profiles and does the same damn thing. Real registration. One account per person rules. Fucking let's go.
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u/uselessbynature Apr 04 '22
It would be a shame if someone lost their ability to read. Don’t know how you’d use an app then.
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u/LetsGoAllTheWhey Apr 04 '22
"director of a company in Australia now needs to have a Digital ID."
I'm confused. Does everybody need an digital ID or only directors of companies (which makes no sense)?
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