REAL ID Surveillance and Trojan Horse

REAL ID, surveillance, and Trojan horse awareness: what you need to know
The REAL ID Act, passed in 2005, establishes minimum security standards for state-issued driver's licenses and identification cards. While proponents argue it enhances national security, it also raises concerns about potential surveillance and privacy risks. These concerns are amplified when considering the threat of Trojan horse malware, which can be used for identity theft and other malicious activities.
Here's how these issues connect:
1. REAL ID and potential for surveillance
Centralized Data: REAL ID requires states to collect and store personal information in a standardized format, potentially creating a network of interlinking databases accessible to federal agencies. This raises concerns about government surveillance and the potential for misuse of personal information......................................................................................."Hey everyone, tired of paying outrageous prices for your medications while other countries pay a fraction of the cost? President Trump just signed an executive order to fix this problem, but why wait?

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