VIDEOS: "Tracking You Through RFID, Biometrics, & Blockchain Technology"

VIDEOS: "Tracking You Through RFID, Biometrics, & Blockchain Technology"

PLEASE IGNORE ANY NONCATHOLIC THEOLOGY IN THESE VIDEOS.  JUST GENERAL INFO IN THIS ENDGAME WE FIND OURSELVES.

Mark of the Beast Watch: ‘Police State’ National ID Card Tucked In Immigration Bill

Mark of the Beast Watch: ‘Police State’ National ID Card Tucked In Immigration Bill

Inserted in a sweeping House bill introduced earlier this month called Securing America’s Future Act of 2018 is the establishment of a new biometric National ID card for all Americans that has privacy activists sounding alarms. Introduced by Rep. Bob Goodlatte, R-Va., H.R. 4760 encompasses issues such as education, Homeland Security and the military. Buried in the 400-page legislation is the new mandatory national identification system in which citizens would be required to carry a government-approved ID containing “biometric features.”

Police State/Mark of the Beast Watch: Mobile and Wearable Biometric Authentication to Reach 3.3 Billion Users by 2022

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Mobile and Wearable Biometric Authentication to Reach 3.3 Billion Users by 2022

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The mobile and wearable biometric authentication markets will reach a combined value exceeding $6.2 billion by the year 2022, according to a new report from Goode Intelligence. Entitled Mobile & Wearable Biometric Authentication Market Analysis and Forecasts 2017-2022 (third edition), the report also predicts that more than 3.3 billion users will be reaping the benefits of biometric authentication by the end of the forecast period.

Mark of the Beast Watch: Mastercard Unveils Next Generation Biometric Card

Mark of the Beast Watch: Mastercard Unveils Next Generation Biometric Card

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South African Trials Demonstrate Convenience and Security

JOHANNESBURG AND PURCHASE, N.Y. – April 20, 2017 – Mastercard today unveiled the next generation biometric card, combining chip technology with fingerprints to conveniently and safely verify the cardholder’s identity for in-store purchases.
South Africa is the first market to test the evolved technology, with two separate trials recently concluded with Pick n Pay, a leading supermarket retailer, and Absa Bank, a subsidiary of Barclays Africa.

Mark of the Beast Watch: Demonetization and the push for Biometric ID

Mark of the Beast Watch: Demonetization and the push for Biometric ID

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In last week's report on India's demonetization disaster I began to connect the dots between demonetization, the push for a cashless society, and the biometric identification schemes that will eventually tie everyone's fingerprints, iris scans, and other identifying details to every transaction they ever make.

Mark of the Beast Tech: Professional Sports Embracing Fingerprint Biometrics And Iris Scanning

Mark of the Beast Tech: Professional Sports Embracing Fingerprint Biometrics And Iris Scanning

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Lazaro Torres, a die-hard Miami Heat fan, was scurrying to reach his seat before tip-off one night last month when he hit an all-too-common roadblock: Two dozen fans stirring impatiently in the security-check line. Not a problem. He slid into a special entrance line, laid two fingers on a print scanner and, with the Heat’s rapid blessing, cruised into the arena.

Police State: France Going Full BioMetric ID's & Facial Recognition Cameras

Police State:  France Going Full BioMetric ID's & Facial Recognition Cameras

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On October 30, the French government announced, as quietly as possible, the creation of a massive new database that will collect and store personal information and biometric data on nearly everyone living in the country. As tends to happen whenever a government seeks to enact this type of “reforms,” the law wasn’t passed by parliament but by decree on the eve of a national holiday.
As France 24 reports, the new decree will affect 60 million people and “marks the first time the country has collected population data on such a scale since the start of the Nazi Occupation in 1940.”

CASHLESS SOCIETY: Venezuelan government mandates fingerprint biometrics for food

Venezuelan government mandates fingerprint biometrics for food

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Here is the latest information as it relates to the emerging cashless society...

People in Venezuela now have to use their fingerprints to get food.

The move to biometric scanners has become a reality, even though the effort began a few years ago by President Nicholas Maduro. It is called the “Fingerprints for Food” program by the socialist government, as reported by the Miami Herald. With it, people can only get minimal goods, medicine and supplies from the state-owned grocery stores.