EU Contributes €4M to UNESCO’s Expanding Online Content Regulation and Digital ID Goals
February 26, 2025
The EU and UNESCO deepen their collaboration to regulate online content and shape digital governance policies.
The EU and UNESCO deepen their collaboration to regulate online content and shape digital governance policies.
Labour MPs push digital ID cards, claiming control benefits outweighs privacy fears.
Proposed social media restrictions for minors could pave the way for a broader shift toward mandatory digital ID systems.
The court’s decision highlights growing concerns over government overreach, online privacy, free speech, and digital ID in internet content regulation.
Unelected regulators pushed digital IDs in Canada, sidestepping parliament and raising concerns over surveillance risks.
Blair’s digital revolution promises efficiency but raises deep concerns about surveillance and the erosion of personal privacy.
Lawmakers renew push to restrict social media access for minors despite past concerns over free speech and data privacy.
“…you won’t need a digital identity” because “you have the facial recognition and other things built into your smart cities.”
Amidst mounting concerns over privacy and state surveillance.
The proposed system could force users to tie real-world identities to their phones, raising critical questions about surveillance and data control.
X hasn’t dropped its controversial policy.
Several Democrats praised digital ID and CBDCs during a recent hearing.
Plotting the expansion of digital ID.
Controversial digital ID projects.
Particularly in Kenya, governments are struggling to get citizens to accept the Gates plan.
The next country to face digital IDs.
An escalating push towards digital ID.
Influential groups are pushing for more infrastructure related to digital ID.
Part of a proposed digital ID future.
Gates is looking to raise funds for the controversial technology.
A controversial proposal that would require the introduction of digital ID.
The EU and UNESCO deepen their collaboration to regulate online content and shape digital governance policies.
Labour MPs push digital ID cards, claiming control benefits outweighs privacy fears.
Proposed social media restrictions for minors could pave the way for a broader shift toward mandatory digital ID systems.
The court’s decision highlights growing concerns over government overreach, online privacy, free speech, and digital ID in internet content regulation.
Unelected regulators pushed digital IDs in Canada, sidestepping parliament and raising concerns over surveillance risks.
Blair’s digital revolution promises efficiency but raises deep concerns about surveillance and the erosion of personal privacy.
Lawmakers renew push to restrict social media access for minors despite past concerns over free speech and data privacy.
“…you won’t need a digital identity” because “you have the facial recognition and other things built into your smart cities.”
Amidst mounting concerns over privacy and state surveillance.
The proposed system could force users to tie real-world identities to their phones, raising critical questions about surveillance and data control.
X hasn’t dropped its controversial policy.
Several Democrats praised digital ID and CBDCs during a recent hearing.
Plotting the expansion of digital ID.
Controversial digital ID projects.
Particularly in Kenya, governments are struggling to get citizens to accept the Gates plan.
The next country to face digital IDs.
An escalating push towards digital ID.
Influential groups are pushing for more infrastructure related to digital ID.
Part of a proposed digital ID future.
Gates is looking to raise funds for the controversial technology.
A controversial proposal that would require the introduction of digital ID.