World Bank Wants to Replace Your Signature with Biometrics and Digital IDs

by Didi Rankovich | Reclaim The Net

The World Bank (WB) has issued a policy note revealing that it wants to see the development of what it calls electronic signature (including using biometric authentication) frameworks which include legal recognition and trust.

The purpose of these “key enablers” where it concerns digital transactions, is to facilitate “the emergence of a trusted digital economy” – according to this global (and globalist) financial institution.

Their role is to link people’s identities to online interactions, where electronic transactions, as defined by the WB, cover a vast range of activities. And the WB believes that electronic signatures are a critical component of the digital economy.

We obtained a copy of the note for you here.

The policy note first states that an electronic transaction is a transaction, action, or a set of these, commercial or non-commercial, “and includes the provision of information and/or e-government services.” Read Full Article >