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You CAN Say No To Digital ID — Learn What You Need To Know

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What's Included:

  • Clear explainers on Digital ID, the Under-16 Social Media Ban, and your privacy rights
  • Refusal, email, and phone scripts for dealing with service providers
  • Learn what to say when pressured to use Digital ID
  • Real-world help with Ombudsman contacts and clear steps for escalating concerns
  • VPN guide for safer, more private browsing
  • Affidavit template with simple instructions
  • Template letters to access services without Digital ID

  • Interviews, posters, and memes to stay informed and spread the word
  • Critical updates on the latest legislative changes, and what you can do about them
You Can “SAY NO” To A Digital ID—You Just Need To Be Shown How…

Download Your Free Digital ID RESIST KIT

Join Tens Of Thousands Of Aussies Learning How To Reject The Digital ID Control Grid To Stay Free & Maintain Privacy…

Along Your Digital ID Resist Kit—You'll Also Receive:

  • Legal Help To Stand Your Ground When The Government & Industry Force Digital ID Use.

  • Regular Informative Webinars With Heroes Fighting On The Front Lines Of The Digital Surveillance Resistance.
  • Critical Updates On The Latest Legislative Changes, And What You Can Do About Them.

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Is this the future you want?

What Exactly IS A Digital ID?

A digital ID is touted as an easy and secure way to prove who you are online — similar to showing your driver's license, but on your phone.
The Government says it will help you log in to websites faster, access healthcare, or open bank accounts without passwords. It's presented as a tool for convenience, security, and inclusion.
In reality, Digital ID is the gateway to a complete tracking and control system, and global examples show where it leads.
In country after country, digital-ID systems have expanded from simple verification into a requirement for banking, healthcare, communications and travel.
Once everything runs through a single ID, every interaction you make, logging in, buying something, accessing services, or travelling, can be linked back to you, creating a detailed record of your behaviour that becomes very difficult to undo.

What IS The Social Media “Ban” for Under 16's — Really…?

Branded as protection. Delivered as surveillance.

Australia’s new under-16 social media law is the first nationwide move to normalise identity checks for online access.
To comply, platforms must introduce age-assurance tools, which may include ID checks, biometric scans, or third-party verification. While no single method is mandated, in practice the law creates the conditions to pressure you into accepting a Digital ID.
We're told this is to protect children from “online harm,” yet history shows that once the state begins deciding who may access what, the scope expands rapidly. Today it applies to under-16s on social media; tomorrow it could extend to news, forums, or viewpoints deemed “unsafe.”
Child safety measures are simply the first domino in a wider identity-verification regime — one that treats ordinary people as suspects who must prove who they are just to participate online.
The implications for privacy, security, and personal freedom are profound.
Instead of simply empowering parents to guide their own children, they're introducing a blunt, top-down mandate that shifts control away from families over to the state, replacing parental responsibility with government permission.
Equally alarming is that identity verification (such as third-party or government Digital ID) is often tied to biometrics—meaning your face or fingerprint becomes the basis of your permanent login. No anonymity. No real privacy.
If it gets hacked, unlike a password, you can't change your face or fingerprint. Once compromised, the fallout follows you for life, and biometric databases have already been breached many times globally. It’s only a matter of time!
What’s more, centralised identity systems don't shrink on their own. They evolve, expand, and embed. For proof, look at what life under China’s social credit system is like ⧉ — where one ID now underpins access, behaviour tracking, and control over every aspect of life.
If you don't want a different future, take action today, there’s much you can do.

Learn How To Reject Digital ID—Before It's Too Late

What Are The Dangers?

ASK YOURSELF THIS:

If Digital ID were purely for your convenience, why are government agencies already requiring it for access to certain services — and why is the public being pushed toward age-verification just to use social media?

Because, behind the coercion and the glossy promises of “safety and convenience” sits an infrastructure that can restrict, monitor, and ultimately control how you live your life.

How The Government Is Trying To Coerce You Into Accepting A Digital ID…

The Hard Pressure Tactic

  • Age-verification rules that push people toward ID checks or biometrics just to get online
  • Using child-safety and “online harm” as emotional leverage

Manufactured Inconvenience

  • Some government services already require Digital ID-style logins, reducing your practical alternatives
  • Promising faster access after making current systems slower
  • Suggesting that Digital ID will “cut red tape,” even as it introduces new hurdles

Marketing & Manipulation

  • Selling Digital ID as a “simple convenience upgrade”
  • Framing it as “safer and more secure” than passwords
  • Positioning it as a fix for fraud, despite large biometric breaches overseas

Normalisation & Social Pressure

  • Rolling it out as “optional” first, then expanding its use
  • Using soft language and friendly branding to mask the implications
  • Offering incentives or suggesting “everyone is switching to it”

What Powers Could The Government Have Over You — With A Digital ID

Surveillance & Tracking Powers

  • Ability to link your identity across multiple platforms and services
  • Real-time visibility into your activities when paired with location-enabled apps
  • Infrastructure for biometric tracking and automated enforcement
  • The foundation for systems that could resemble social-credit-style control

Control Over Your Access to Life

  • Greater power to gate or restrict what you can watch, read, or say
  • Identity-linked access to platforms, banking, or essential services (already happening overseas)
  • The ability to deny access if you don’t comply with verification demands

Total Data Fusion

  • Consolidation of browsing, transactions, communications and government records under one identity
  • Linking your financial activity, mobility data, and communications history
  • The ability to build a comprehensive profile of your life

Long-Term, Irreversible Risks

  • Mission creep: once the system is in place, its scope only expands
  • A shift toward needing government permission for more aspects of daily life
  • Permanent risks if biometric data is ever stolen — you cannot “reset” your face or fingerprints

The State Of The Nation

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What Are Your Rights?

Section 74 of the Digital ID Act 2024 states clearly that Digital ID is not mandatory. By law, it is voluntary. But in practice, the government will try to make it feel like it’s your only option—making life increasingly difficult without it. Therefore, the solution is to know your rights and exercise them with conviction.

What To Say When You're Met With Resistance…

"I do not consent. Under Section 74 of the Digital ID Act 2024, you must provide an alternative means of access that does not involve Digital ID. Please provide that alternative."

What is Section 74 of the Bill?

Section 74 of the Digital ID Act 2024 states that Digital ID is NOT mandatory. By law, it is voluntary. Any service provider MUST offer an alternative means of access that does not involve Digital ID.

Always Remember:

  • Digital ID is voluntary, not mandatory
  • You have the right to refuse
  • Services must provide alternatives
  • And document all interactions

To Get The Full Story — Read The Legislation Here:

Learn How To Reject Digital ID—Before It's Too Late

What Can You Do?

First of all, don’t panic. Making you feel powerless is part of their strategy — but you’re not powerless. Take a breath and focus on what you can do:

1. Learn

Knowledge is power

  • Know your rights — they’re counting on you not knowing them
  • Don’t rush. Pause, assess and don’t do anything you’re unsure about
  • Recognise when coercion is being used
  • Understand how digital systems can be used to monitor and control
  • Spot the warning signs of Digital ID being pushed into everyday life

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2. Take Action

Small steps add up quickly

  • Discover alternative ways to access services online
  • Know what to say when pressured to age-verify or use Digital ID
  • Use platforms without logging in where possible
  • Back up essential data and contacts
  • Switch to privacy-respecting services
  • Get familiar with offline or low-data alternatives before you need them

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3. Share

There is strength in numbers

  • Share these resources with friends and family
  • Help others understand their rights and practical options
  • Keep track of what government or service providers tell you — report back so we can arm you with accurate replies
  • Encourage conversations that challenge the “just accept it” narrative

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