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Connecting the dots

UK vaccine minister talks up ‘immunity passports’ for entry to bars, cinemas, sports venues

Nadhim Zahawi, recently appointed minister in charge of COVID-19 vaccine rollout in the United Kingdom, claims that inoculations will not

The UK government is set to introduce a digital ‘freedom pass’ for citizens who frequently undergo COVID-19 testing in order

English Premier League clubs will be allowed to welcome reduced crowds of up to 4,000 back into stadiums following the

Australia’s biggest airliner, Qantas, will require its customers to have proof of COVID-19 vaccination linked with a digital passport in

A consortium of the most powerful tech players like IBM, Microsoft and Facebook are teaming up with hospital networks with

Mass data collection, geo-location tracking and facial recognition have become normalised in the climate of widespread fear of contagion. Yet

A new biometric identity platform partnered with the Gates-funded GAVI vaccine alliance and Mastercard will launch in West Africa and

An introduction to the blueprint for a fully surveilled, conformed and monitored global society, and how COVID-19 is being used

Framing future pandemics as national security issues allows public health to be subsumed within a global apparatus of of digital surveillance

Over two thirds of Americans would not download a contact tracing application, with digital privacy being the leading concern among