EXPOSED: The SHOCKING New Platform Creating a “Human Database” for an ENTIRE Continent. Is This the End of Privacy as We Know It?
A DANGEROUS new experiment is underway in Africa, and it’s being sold to you as “community security.” Fyndae, a South African start-up, is not just helping you find lost keys. It is building a MASSIVE, continent-wide HUMAN VERIFICATION LAYER that logs, tracks, and traces every interaction you make. This isn’t just an app—it’s a TOTAL SURVEILLANCE NETWORK masquerading as a good Samaritan service.
Behind the innocent facade of lost-and-found, Fyndae harbors a TERRIFYING ambition: to become the de facto “trust” infrastructure for Africa. Founder Macdonald Obinna openly states the goal is to connect private security, corporations, and even law enforcement on a single platform. Imagine a world where your every report, tip, or recovery is permanently logged in a corporate database, creating a chilling “social credit” system where your access to services depends on your verified “behavior.” This is DIGITAL COLONIZATION, and it’s happening NOW.
The most ALARMING part? Their planned expansion into “accessible KYC.” This means a private company aims to become the gatekeeper of identity for millions. What happens when this system is hacked, sold, or handed over to an authoritarian regime? This platform is constructing the very architecture of control, training populations to trade their liberty for the illusion of safety. They are betting that verified humans are the “missing link,” but the real question is: a link in WHAT CHAIN? The dystopian future is not being built by robots, but by apps that convince you to willingly build your own cage.
Author: Kayitsi.com
