In recent years, the UN’s Agenda 2030 program and the role of digital IDs have become highly debated. Supporters say a unified digital ID would improve access to banking, healthcare, education, and government services.

Critics fear, however, that it could form the basis of a “social credit system,” deciding who gets access to rights and services – from banking to travel.

Where digital ID may appear:

• Covid → Digital ID

• Voting → Digital ID

• Internet → Digital ID

• Banking services → Digital ID

• Education → Digital ID

• Healthcare → Digital ID

• Illegal immigration → Digital ID

• Government services → Digital ID

The key question: will digital ID enhance global security and transparency, or limit personal freedoms?