Obama Demands Internet Users Submit ‘Digital Fingerprints’ To Gov’t Before Accessing Internet

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Barack H. Obama, who played a key role in empowering mainstream media fact checkers to silence conservatives on the internet, is now pushing for internet users to submit “digital fingerprints” to the government using Microsoft technology.

The former Democrat president wants the origin of anything posted on the internet to be easily traced by the authorities, to fight the spread of what he considers “fake news.”

“That technology’s here now,” said Obama in a discussion with his former advisor David Axelrod on the latter’s CNN podcast. “So, most immediately we’re going to have all the problems we had with misinformation before, [but] this next election cycle will be worse.”

“”And the need for us, for the general public, I think to be more discriminating consumers of news and information, the need for us to over time develop technologies to create watermarks or digital fingerprints so we know what is true and what is not true.”

Breitbart report: The idea of fighting “misinformation” by tracing the origin of digital information is not new. A coalition of tech and media companies led by Microsoft is already trying to make this technology the industry standard, as is a coalition with similar goals led by Adobe.

Before he left office, President Obama helped spark the media panic over “fake news” — later rebranded as “misinformation” — that was adopted by the media, NGOs, and tech companies as a pretext to suppress conservative content.

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Hours before election day 2016, the Democrat president was giving interviews to the media about the dangers of “fake news,” and in the weeks following the election of Donald Trump, used public appearances to talk about the problem of “misinformation.”

Prior to this, the topic was not discussed widely in the media. Afterwards, it was everywhere. And by 2020, it was a key part of the media and tech industry’s efforts to interfere in the election.

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17 Comments

  1. Well they’ve had fingerprint readersxfor years that were supposed to ensure your privacy on your device not prove who you are to spies within. What’s his job now? Advisor to the world on government rights to spy on their electorates?

  2. It’s a pity there’s so many idiots out there that make spying on them a necessity for any form of government It’s a great shame they’re allowed to breed and vote and even work really. They’re a danger to humanity and the environment but they will form gangs privately and that will be the rich and powerful especially who will not want to give up their positions for communists, rather than the poor. Course they would have to leave their devices somewhere else when they got together to meet and they would have to really be very discrete to manage any private meeting anywhere Anywhere because satellites can track the whole planet.
    Really it’s all becoming frantic and paranoid and suspicious and distrustful and that’s infectious That spreads like a virus.
    Who knows what the answer is except to simply reduce population to a more manageable level ASAP..

    • And all of it stems from the inequalities created due to the love of money basically and the megalomaniacal aspirations of those who believe that they deserve so much more power than everyone else. And that’s where communism kicks in. But it was all very well for Lenin to put on pr stunts of riding his pushbike around like booboo Johnson did, but he kept the tsars privately owned fleet of limousines, many gifts from manufacturers, as well. People get greedy That’s normal Only rare people can resist temptations Every man has his price.
      Its all an endless conundrum and seeking a utopian reality is fallacious. It would be nice but yo protect it against corruption would only be possible if the human element were removed and that includes PROGRAMMING AI. And then a realistic scenario from AI would be to kill everyone because they’re fundamentally flawed anyway.

  3. The more we rely on tech the more f-cked we are. AI is a bipolar b!tch because all of this technology is being created by the dumbed down school system kool-aid club allowing themselves to be enslaved. Normal intelligent people could never be part of their beast systems.

    If that’s all the 1% has left their days are numbered.

    • Yep, the Country is loaded with Bad People, even some of the posters here pasting as ANONYMOUS; Agents of the Government.

      • I’ve been trying to block that anonymous clown for about a year now. It’s been impossible for some reason. It’s either a bot or one of the site moderators.

  4. So now we will have government certified information only. What could possibly go wrong with that?

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