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Vietnam to collect biometrics - even DNA - for new ID cards
(www.theregister.com)
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this post was submitted on 21 Feb 2024
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You responded: "Yeah what the fuck is up with that?" when someone comment about EU doing the same thing. When EU do that, it is really normal and good and people benefit? But when China, or Viet Nam do that, they are violating human rights, being against democracy, etc...?!?!?!
Again, are you paid by CIA for saying that? If not, account for your "Yeah what the fuck is up with that?".
I currently don't need to be anonymous, but tor is not blocked (EVEN ADOPTED BY COCCOC, A BROWSER THAT PARTICIPATED IN GOVERNMENT'S ANTI-SCAM PROJECT) and I can turn on whenever I want.