[0:00] Shimineta should not have been a
[0:02] warning. It should have stayed as a
[0:03] parody, but here we are. The UK has now
[0:06] introduced a law that they're drafting
[0:08] up to where they will now scan every
[0:10] single image, message, and video and
[0:12] analyze it soon as it is introduced on
[0:14] your personal devices. They will send it
[0:16] to some form of database or wherever to
[0:18] scan it and make sure you're not a
[0:19] criminal. That means for instance you
[0:21] pull out your phone, you take a picture
[0:22] of your cat, your dog, your family, your
[0:23] kid, whatever, or yourself, they will
[0:25] instantly send that picture, that video,
[0:27] or whatever instantly to some form of
[0:29] database to scan it and invade your
[0:31] privacy. And for those that think that
[0:33] this is not going to affect you because
[0:35] you don't live in the UK, I would like
[0:37] to remind everybody that all this
[0:38] censorship, all this digital ID, all
[0:40] this age verification, enforced age
[0:42] verification through face scanning and
[0:44] everything, it started with the UK and
[0:46] it slipped into the EU, it slipped into
[0:48] Canada, it slipped into the United
[0:49] States. Look at what for instance
[0:51] Discord's doing. Let's look at what
[0:52] Apple is doing. You get the point. We
[0:54] have seen that this is not just
[0:56] affecting one government, one country.
[0:58] This is a worldwide phenomenon that is
[1:00] getting worse. And if you don't push
[1:02] back against it, you don't raise your
[1:03] concerns and voice against it, it will
[1:05] continuously get worse. It's a slippery
[1:08] slope of censorship and the lack of
[1:10] freedom. Your your privacy getting
[1:12] invaded so to speak. And so we need to
[1:14] really talk about what this necessarily
[1:15] means and just how bad it is. So
[1:17] literally a year ago, when I first
[1:19] started covering this news about the
[1:20] digital safety act that the UK
[1:23] government introduced that was basically
[1:25] trying to force age verify everyone that
[1:27] would try to access the internet,
[1:29] everybody said at that time there was
[1:31] quite a few people that said I was an
[1:32] over exaggerating doomer. That I was
[1:34] just a doomer, I was over exaggerating,
[1:36] it's not going to be that bad. That's
[1:38] what a lot of people told me. But now we
[1:40] are a year after all those events and we
[1:43] now have something like this being
[1:44] introduced. And we have many examples of
[1:46] government agencies and these companies
[1:47] that say that your data is safe being
[1:49] hacked and your personal government IDs
[1:51] and everything being shared on the black
[1:53] market on you know different sites and
[1:55] stuff on you know the dark web. It is a
[1:58] very bad situation and the fact that the
[2:00] UK government is pushing this forward
[2:01] really goes to show the priorities of
[2:04] what they're doing and that they don't
[2:06] really care about their general
[2:07] populace. They don't care about the
[2:08] people that live in their country. They
[2:10] more or less are just trying to really
[2:11] restrict everybody from speaking out
[2:13] against them and speaking out about how
[2:14] they don't like how the government is
[2:16] operating within the UK and you can see
[2:18] this as a systematic effect that is not
[2:20] just affecting UK, but it's affecting
[2:22] basically almost every single government
[2:24] in the western sphere of the world
[2:26] globally. It is and everybody has seen
[2:28] it. I mean, I would like to pull this
[2:29] one up here.
[2:30] We have Canada. This literally was an
[2:32] article that came out yesterday. Canada
[2:34] is also introducing a under social media
[2:36] under 16 social media ban. Now, at first
[2:38] glance, it's like, okay, why would you
[2:39] want kids on social media? But as I've
[2:41] been saying for literally over a year,
[2:43] this is where it starts. They they open
[2:45] the door up with saying, why would you
[2:46] not want to ban kids from social media?
[2:48] But this is where they slip in their the
[2:50] invasion of privacy and how you get to
[2:52] eventually a situation like what's going
[2:54] on here with the UK cuz I would like to
[2:55] remind everybody when these digital ID
[2:58] laws started coming into place to all
[3:00] for thinking of the children, it started
[3:02] with that type of statement, those
[3:03] slogans. And then it is eventually just
[3:05] eroded away adults' privacy, eroded away
[3:08] people's privacy in general to be able
[3:10] to speak online and even take funny
[3:12] pictures of their animals without the
[3:14] big daddy government spying in on them.
[3:16] It's a pretty bad situation. So, for
[3:17] those thinking that this is just going
[3:19] to stop here at Canada, you're sadly
[3:21] mistaken. Like it it's going to get a
[3:23] lot worse. I mean, there's already laws
[3:25] in place in the United States that
[3:26] they're currently right now trying to
[3:28] pass too and actually make it to where
[3:30] everything is scanned, to where your
[3:32] actual phone is scanned and everything.
[3:34] If you think I'm joking, you can easily
[3:35] look it up. There's a lot of laws like
[3:37] COSTA for instance that is trying to get
[3:38] passed right now within the United
[3:40] States. But I'm getting off track. I
[3:42] need to get back into the UK stuff. So,
[3:44] this UK stuff that came out, I would
[3:46] like to read this entire thing in the
[3:47] article about it of what this
[3:49] necessarily means. So, breaking, the UK
[3:52] is drafting a law to scan every photo,
[3:54] video, and message on every phone in the
[3:57] country. Tech CEOs who refuse to
[3:59] implement this could face up to 5 years
[4:02] in prison. The proposal would force
[4:03] companies to build device-level scanners
[4:05] and inspect content before encryption.
[4:08] So, basically, like I already outlined
[4:10] at the beginning of this video, soon as
[4:11] you, let's say, click record on your
[4:13] phone, you take a picture, instantly it
[4:15] will be scanned. They want spyware
[4:17] installed on your phones at all time to
[4:20] know what you're doing. This is
[4:21] basically what China does to their
[4:23] populace. And when you are reaching the
[4:25] level of China, you have lost the plot.
[4:28] Like, China would be at all in terms of
[4:30] the lack of privacy and spying in on
[4:32] their citizens. Because the fact that
[4:34] the UK is reaching those levels and
[4:35] potentially might even surpass China in
[4:38] that regard is actually freaking
[4:40] bonkers. But, the point here, let's
[4:42] continue reading. So, the proposal would
[4:44] force companies to build device-level
[4:45] scanners that inspect content before
[4:47] encryption. That means every image
[4:49] scanned, every message inspected, every
[4:51] video analyzed, all directly on your
[4:54] phone. And I would like to remind you
[4:55] that would mean that if it's all getting
[4:57] scanned, this is going to be probably
[4:58] using your data to send this information
[5:00] over to the governments, and it's
[5:01] probably going to be racking up maybe
[5:03] monthly bills or whatever. I could be
[5:04] wrong there, but I mean, the fact that
[5:06] they're scanning your data means that
[5:08] they're going to need internet access,
[5:09] and they're going to have to know what
[5:11] you're doing at all times, and your
[5:12] geolocation, which means that if you
[5:14] theoretically get into an area with no
[5:15] service, there might be a red flag alarm
[5:18] bell that might play or something. Who
[5:19] knows? Like, that might be implemented.
[5:21] But, governments and companies pushing
[5:23] these safety systems already have a
[5:24] terrible track record protecting user
[5:26] data. Last month, Europe's new age
[5:28] verification app, promoted as a way to
[5:30] keep children safe, was hacked in under
[5:32] 2 minutes. I made a video literally
[5:33] talking about this. And in another case,
[5:35] over 70,000 IDs and selfies linked to
[5:37] online verification systems were exposed
[5:39] in a major a major breach. That was
[5:41] Discord, as we know, but they're still
[5:42] forcing global age verification, by the
[5:44] way. Now, the UK wants even deeper
[5:46] access directly into your device. Once
[5:48] governments force surveillance tools
[5:50] into every phone, they can expand what's
[5:51] get monitored at any time, which is very
[5:53] true. Once the door is open and you
[5:55] allow them into your devices, there's no
[5:57] going back. They have full access to
[5:59] your devices and it is GG for your
[6:01] privacy at all times. And if you say the
[6:03] wrong thing, you're getting arrested or
[6:05] getting a fine. Now going to the
[6:06] original source article, it literally
[6:08] starts off exactly what I've been
[6:09] talking about. Think of the children is
[6:11] the oldest skeleton key in the political
[6:13] toolbox and the British government has
[6:14] to jam it into the lock on every phone
[6:16] in the country. And honestly, this
[6:18] article start could not be any more
[6:20] correct. Pretty much that is how they
[6:22] get you because they shut down any
[6:24] debates or any pushback because they're
[6:26] like, why would you not want to block
[6:28] children from being online to seeing
[6:29] dangerous content? Which in general,
[6:31] yeah, like in a perfect world in a
[6:32] perfect society where there isn't
[6:34] someone that's going to be using these
[6:35] laws against you, that this is a good
[6:37] thing to keep children from seeing bad
[6:39] things. But the problem here is if that
[6:41] is not what this is about. We have all
[6:42] seen this. We all know what's going on
[6:44] here. Everybody that isn't turning a
[6:46] blind eye knows that this is not about
[6:48] think of the children. This is about
[6:49] knowing what you're doing as an adult,
[6:50] your location, what you're saying, your
[6:52] political alignment, your opinions on
[6:54] certain politicians, everything in
[6:56] between. They want to know what you're
[6:57] doing. And so this slogan think of the
[6:59] children is just used as a way to get
[7:01] away with this, but obviously people are
[7:03] starting to become very well aware of
[7:04] this slogan and knowing that it's a way
[7:06] to basically assume power and take
[7:08] control away from you as a person.
[7:10] Honestly, this entire situation is
[7:12] legitimately terrible and it's getting a
[7:14] lot worse and I just I'm really sad to
[7:16] see just the overall spiral out of
[7:18] control with like, you know, just the
[7:20] lack of like um privacy
[7:23] globally honestly at this point. It's
[7:25] getting worse. And for those that think
[7:26] that this is not going to hit the United
[7:28] States, this is not going to hit, you
[7:29] know, Canada, this is not going to hit
[7:31] Europe, this is not going to hit even
[7:33] Japan, you're lying to yourself. We have
[7:35] seen that this is creeping and getting a
[7:37] lot worse as time goes on. The same
[7:40] people that called me an
[7:41] over-exaggerating doomer is now
[7:43] basically kind of silent at this point
[7:45] because I have been proven right once
[7:47] again and I continuously get proven
[7:50] right once again because it's obvious.
[7:53] It's obvious what is going on. But I
[7:55] will leave it at that. I just wanted to
[7:56] bring this to everybody's attention
[7:58] because I like to spread awareness of
[8:00] what's going on and a lot of people want
[8:01] to be aware of the digital ID laws and
[8:03] stuff that's going on globally and I
[8:05] think this is very important to talk
[8:06] about and it's probably the most
[8:07] important thing I could talk about today
[8:09] over anything else. But I love you guys.
[8:11] You have a wonderful day or night
[8:12] wherever you live. Be safe, stay
[8:14] healthy. Chibi out.