FCC's New Rule: Your Phone Needs Your ID Now?

Let's talk about the fact that in the United States, the FCC seems poised to require your ID to be attached to any mobile phone, so that a mobile phone will not function unless there's a confirmed identity of a person attached to it. And as much as Americans point to China and say, oh, they're going to surveil you, that's a surveillance police state, you know, the government tracks everything you do, because I hear this from US lawmakers. And then we turn around, oh, well, we're doing the same thing. The car's going to track you, the kill switches, the phone's going to track you, the metadata, the NSA data center in Utah already tracks everything. Every conversation, you know, every phone call, every piece of metadata, etc. Your car freaking tracks you, Google in your car knows everywhere you drive if you log in. So, we're being tracked just like China and it's about to get even worse with the FCC. Tell us about that. Yeah, so this was, this was a new rule, a rule proposed by the FCC at the end of April, so it's, it's very recent. Wow. Um, so anyone seeking to get ...