Summary:
- This article discusses the potential threat that the world's biometric ID model poses to self-sovereignty, which is the ability of individuals to have control over their own personal data and identity.
- It explains how the use of biometric identification, such as fingerprints or facial recognition, can be used by governments and corporations to track and monitor individuals, potentially infringing on their privacy and personal freedoms.
- The article suggests that the widespread adoption of biometric ID systems could lead to a loss of individual autonomy and the creation of a "digital prison" where people's movements and activities are constantly monitored and controlled.