Digital ID is already here. We saw an introduction to it via myGov accounts, digital car registration, digital drivers licences, smart phone tracking apps, QR Code sign-ins and a plethora of other online digital services.
What this is gradually leading us into is a more sinister trap. Digital ID is easily stolen, and has been used for nefarious purposes by governments, as seen with food and the biometric ID in Iran, track-and-tracing of citizens under the guise of public health and ‘safety’, and social credit score monitoring in China.