In China, children require mandatory digital ID—verified through facial recognition cameras

In China, children require mandatory digital ID—verified through facial recognition cameras—to enter or leave schools.

The digital ID is connected to China's CBDC, enabling children to pay for their lunch using their faces.

If we allow Western governments to roll out digital ID—under the guise of "convenience" and "security"—this is the kind of dystopian nightmare world we'll be opening the door to.