➡ Dan from I Allegedly discusses his concerns about the potential loss of privacy due to the introduction of digital IDs. He argues that this could lead to constant surveillance, loss of anonymity, and centralized control over personal information. He also warns about the potential for hacking and misuse of data, and the possible erosion of personal freedoms. Dan encourages his audience to resist this change and maintain their privacy.
➡ The text discusses a service called Delete Me that helps protect your privacy by removing your personal information from the internet. It also talks about the government shutdown, which doesn’t affect most people, and the rise in car prices due to the end of a $7,500 rebate. The text mentions recalls from car companies like BMW and Kia, T-Mobile’s new satellite system for better coverage, and a study that suggests coffee is beneficial for people with type 2 diabetes. Lastly, it discusses job losses in September, McDonald’s bringing back its Monopoly game, and young people staying single due to high living costs.
➡ People should interact more with others and pursue common interests, instead of isolating themselves. It’s also important to be cautious about digital IDs as they might be scams. Lastly, make wise decisions, enjoy life, and don’t overspend your budget.

Hey it’s Dan, welcome back to I Allegedly. I’ve got a good one for you today. I’m going to talk about the digital ID nonsense that they want to shove down our throats and how you’re about to lose every ounce of privacy and have everything you do get tracked. So hit the like button, please subscribe to the channel. We have a sponsor today, Delete Me, which I will talk about in a bit. But let’s get right into it. You know, it’s funny, the UK right now is pushing for a digital ID and they think that this should be something that should be globally where we can all share it.

And because of the mass migrations that have the UK, they think that this would be a wonderful idea. Well, this is anything but that. And you can research this yourself, but I’m going to give you everything I found on it. And it’s absolutely nothing short of disturbing. So let’s get right into it. First thing you’re going to, you know, it’s mass surveillance and tracking of each and every one of us. And you would have all of your pertinent information basically online and basically on a chip or a card that you would have to have either through a phone or you’d have to have a digital ID of some sort that the government would be able to track.

Now, the thing about this is it’s complete loss of anonymity. You know, and think about people go, what is anonymity, Dan? You know, do we really have anonymity? Sure you do. Sure you do. And I’m going to prove it to you. You can go right now and you don’t have to log into YouTube to watch this video. You can sit there and you can watch, you know, videos anonymously. You can go shop the internet anonymously. You can walk in and buy things and basically go get a prepaid debit card and be John Smith and go buy whatever you want to buy.

You can go do that right now. Well, it’s going to change. So the other thing, give you a perfect example, you know, we’re tracked in everything that we do and to have a little anonymity helps you. I had to buy an airline ticket and I go, you know, I’m going to prove this to my audience. So I went to my laptop that I use every day that has, you know, has smoke blowing out of it because it’s so busy. And then I went to another computer, cleared the browsing history and looked at the same airline ticket for the same flight.

The anonymous ticket, $37 cheaper. OK, it’s ridiculous, guys. It’s ridiculous. Dan from Orange County should pay $37 more. It’s utterly ridiculous. My buying history, everything that the airlines have, it’s shameful that they can do that. Now, that’s the beginning of it, guys. But you’re going to have centralized control. They’re going to be able to know where you’re at, where you’re going, who you’re with. You know, you’re going to have, you know, think about it, you’re going to have instant suspension of your shopping rights, your voting rights. You know, you would have your personal health care online.

You’d have your voting online. You’d have your social media connected to that. And you can sit there and say, oh, I don’t have much of that stuff, Dan. You don’t want any of this stuff connected. And, you know, if you guys go to my private channel, if you go to iAllegedlyLive, I’m talking about some stuff that’s going on in other countries with social media. It’s insane right now. So check out iAllegedlyLive. Go to iAllegedly.tv to see that, because it’s nuts right now. Now, think about this. Everything would be tied. Your bank accounts, health care records, travel and border control, education records and employment verification.

Social media, government tax filings, you know, the all-in-one social media, all-in-one Dan account. No, nobody wants that. Nobody wants that. You know what’s funny? There was a man that ran the school districts in, I believe it was Iowa or Idaho, one of those states. Anyways, this guy never got his doctorate, lied about everything, wasn’t even an American citizen, and was making $300,000 a year with a school district that had thousands of students. Absolutely crazy. And the guy got found out, okay? Got arrested. But again, you’re going to see more and more of the stuff that they want to push on you to make it so that, you know, they can track us.

And people sit there and go, oh, it’s no big deal. We already have this. No, we do not. We have nothing like this, okay? You know, they’re going to tie it to the central bank digital currencies. And again, people are broke, so they love this idea of a standard, you know, basic income. Wouldn’t that be great, Dan, if everybody got $1,000 a month? No, it wouldn’t be. Prices would go through the roof, guys, and everything. It’s not going to make it so that you can survive. Now, Social Security is different. People have paid to Social Security.

They earned that money. They earned those monthly checks, and that was the idea of that, was to make it so that when people got in their older years, they could get by. Now, I hear about people getting things like $1,600. What is $1,600 going to do for somebody in a month? Really, seriously. Not much, you know? So, we’ve talked so much about, you know, getting hacked, all the financial problems. You don’t want all your data in one spot. You want to be anonymous. You want this. You don’t want that, you know? Think about taking control of how you spend your money, where you spend your money, how you travel.

You know, it’s funny. My daughter calls me and goes, hey, you should go on this one trip with me. And imagine if they go, nah, Dan, you know, we think you’re traveling too much lately. You can’t do that, you know? It’s a prime target for hackers once we get this information. Plus, you know, the UK is vulnerable to these hacks, too. So, permanent data trails. I love this. Everything we do would be completely tracked, and it would be a disaster. It is. I mean, the stories that I gathered on this for you guys are intense, because isn’t this a great idea? Just think, you’ll have to have one ID.

You can have all your credit cards in one place. No! No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Okay? The next thing will be biometric data, and that includes fingerprints, iris scans, facial recognition. Now, a lot of stadiums are using facial recognition. I have relatives that have told me, I will never go to another sporting event if they’re going to take my picture. Guys, they take your picture everywhere. So, that’s one thing that, you know, I’m going to sit there and say I don’t agree with it, but do they know that it’s you? Are they, you know, scanning? Like my buddy Gary tells me about the, you know, your license plates? Are they doing that? Yeah, all the time.

And the data, please understand this, my buddy that sent me this information, you don’t get, like, real-time data, unless it’s some felon that they’re trying to protect somebody from. If you have somebody whose life is in danger, and they say, watch out for this guy, he drives this car, if that car, whether that person was driving it or not, was unlucky enough to drive within the perimeter of one of those locations and was picked up on those cameras, you bet there’d be a problem. You know, rightfully so, could save somebody’s life, you know. It’s going to have an erosion of due process.

You won’t be able to, you know, hey, listen, guilty until proven innocent. I love that. So, you know, freedom of movement, freedom of association. Gosh, Dan, you sure you like to hang out with Yankee fans? Gosh, did you guys, you know, it’s funny, during the playoffs in baseball, I get a kick out of all the videos everybody sends me for all these teams where people melt down. I mean, I got to admit, I’m not fans or against these teams because my team’s not in the playoffs. But it is funny to watch these people, grown men, completely lose their minds when they’re, you know, it’s funny, it’s funny.

So, right to privacy, right to transact, you know, hey, don’t worry, it’s going to be voluntary in the beginning. No, it’s nonsense. They want, you know, they want it. I heard this woman that runs Finland and she was saying it’s just going to be so great to be able to track everybody and, you know, be able to see what they’re doing. Yeah, that’s what they want, guys. That’s what they want. You want to go out and be able to have start your own business. You want to be able to go out and learn something new, start a new hobby, whatever.

You want to be able to do that. And this would make it so that it would be more and more difficult and you’d have big brother all over you. Let me know what you think about this so far, because when you read this stuff, it is so scary, so scary. Let’s talk about our sponsor, Delete Me. One thing that we are all victim to are those spam phone calls, spam text messages, emails we didn’t ask for. You know, there is a great service called Delete Me. Delete Me every month compiles information that is collected by data brokers.

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The government shutdown, I found a great article that puts everything together for you on what’s affected, what’s not affected. From student loans to law enforcement. And again, basically guys, it doesn’t affect 99% of us. It really doesn’t. Certain people are going to not get paid immediately, but when this gets settled and resolved, they’re going to get paid with interest. So, it’s not the end all. The government’s still working, guys. Few things when it comes to EV cars. Now that you’ve got the $7,500 rebate done, companies like Ford, Jim Farley, the CEO of Ford, he goes, you know, we’re tired of being in Tesla’s shadow.

Read this article because it’s unbelievably honest that this guy said this. I have a little bit more respect and the guy said it this way. We’re tired of living in Tesla’s shadow. It’s insane to have a $30,000 premium on a utility vehicle just because there’s a battery attached to it. If something is $50,000 to $60,000, people cannot afford a $75,000 car that we don’t make any money on. End of story, guys. End of story. Ford is adjusting their leases right now. Everybody is. Everybody’s making all these different concessions, even Tesla. Tesla said, hey, no $7,500 rebate.

Your payment is going to go from $429 a month to $499 a month to $479 car is going to go to $529. So prices are going up, guys. It’s just that simple. And they’re going to get around it. But a few things, ma’am. You know, like I said, Jim and Ford working around the tax credits. You’re starting to see how all these different car companies are having more and more problems that are coming out now. BMW has a second recall in a week. Second recall. Again, backup cameras, all these different things that they have had problems with.

And another one. You can read that article below. But, you know, let’s see. Kia had another recall. 39,000 vehicles for a faulty HVAC system. You’re heating and cooling. That could cause fires. That’s fun. I mean, come on, guys. It’s like how many of these are we going to have? You know, BMW, you know, again, because of an engine defect and one hundred and forty five thousand cars, that’s what they’re calling in. So recall. Man, oh, man, I mean, it’s like it’s like what car is not under recall right now? That’s what I’d like you to tell me.

It seems like everything’s under recall right now. So you see in this more and more, you know, it’s funny, I have multiple cell phones for my business and to do this. And one thing that T-Mobile just did was they hooked up with the satellite companies so that when you’re at places like a beach and have a good cell phone service, doesn’t matter anymore. The T-Mobile just announced today, as of October 1st, that they’re going to have the satellite system. You’re going to be able to use your phone, you know, much easier, be able to text, be able to make phone calls, which is it’s not when you’re laying on a beach.

You don’t want to call people or even be reached, but it’s when you have an emergency and you’re going to use WhatsApp and different apps that you’ll be able to use basically globally wherever you’re at with a T-Mobile phone, which is kind of nice. So they anticipate others will follow. I’m sure. I’m sure. I’m sure. So, you know, you know, there’s a huge coffee study talking about how, you know, if you drink coffee and they did, they did this with thousands of people. They did it basically with five thousand five hundred thousand people saying that coffee is actually good for people with type two diabetes and helps them, you know, lower their blood sugar.

And let’s face it, coffee is fabulous. It’s the greatest drink in the world. I wish I had one with me right now. So, you know, the other thing that’s disturbing is, you know, private payrolls for the month of September actually went down thirty two thousand people. We lost jobs in the United States in September. So for this economy that’s doing so well and guys like me, you’re crazy to talk about in a negative way. We’re supposed to believe that everything’s hunky dory, but we lost thirty two thousand jobs are not added, lost thirty two thousand. So it’ll be interesting to see if that gets revised, revised downward even worse to where it’s eighty thousand or something.

But again, ADP issues these reports. ADP did a bunch of glowing stuff during the last administration. They would always get revised down. They became unreliable. Here’s one that says it’s minus thirty two thousand. So let me know, you know, so much going on, you know, McDonald’s. Remember the Monopoly game? That was the one where people held the tickets and scammed McDonald’s out of the big cash prize. I think it was a million dollars. And they have not had that game for 10 years because of this where they’re bringing it back so people can win food, fries, all that stuff.

And you have to. The thing about this is you have to have once you get the game piece and if you’re a winner, you have to scan the app and you have to bring the app in the store so they can pay the winnings. So I hate stuff like that. But, you know, it’ll be interesting to see how that works. So, you know, AT&T broker Aaron sent me something really good about AT&T is moving out of a huge San Antonio location. And it is. I mean, it’s massive. It’s hundreds of thousands of square feet and they’re going to go to a smaller location.

And again, this is this is doesn’t matter where you’re at. Everybody’s trying to figure out how they can cut back. But you’re going to have more and more people lose their jobs during this time. And it’s just a matter. You know, Intel’s firing more people. I keep getting layoff notes. I could just sit there and read layoff after layoff after layoff for you guys. But not everybody wants to hear that. So, you know, final, final thing is young people are staying single for this one reason because life is so expensive. No kidding. Get off your phone.

Go get a job and date. Okay. No, but people are electing not to even go out and date because dates are so expensive. And again, I get video sent to me about men complaining about how expensive dinner is. And, you know, a glass of wine is 18 dollars and all these different things that people talk about. Yes, it is. It absolutely is. And again, I’m telling you this right now, guys, you can meet people without spending a dollar. You can go to different meetup groups and places. You know, I met a woman last week who raises.

She rescues Greyhound, but she runs a thing where she goes to the park, gets all these people to walk around the park and they pick up trash at the park. Not for me. But she gave her the idea for the meetup group. And that’s what she’s going to do so she can have more people join her and walk around. But you can go out and hang out and do some good for the world. Okay. But there’s running groups, hiking groups, beach groups, all this stuff that you can do. You know, the weather is like this. This is just, you know, it’s an autumn day.

No big deal. But it’s going to start to get colder where everybody’s at. You’re going to want to get out. And it breaks my heart to hear people don’t want to date. People don’t want to go out to dinner. People don’t need people. Loneliness is a killer. I’m telling you, ask Dr. Marvin, you know, it’s terrible. People need to communicate with other people. You need to have like-minded interests. And whether you’re going to date people or not, just get out there. And you need to stay away from the digital ID because I think it’s a frickin’ scam.

Okay. And remember, hey, I can’t, man, I can’t eat for 17 days, they say, because I overspent my limit and they didn’t like where I made my money from. Yeah, okay. Write me hello at iallegedly.com. Don’t forget to check out the private channel. Make good choices. And, you know, have fun. Okay. Go to the beach, guys. Look at this. Hello. Hello. Okay. I’ll see you soon. [tr:trw].

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