Brazil has just taken a major step toward embedding digital ID into daily life, passing a law that requires strict age verification across online platforms. Framed as a child-protection measure, the so-called “Digital ECA” goes far beyond parental controls or filters—it opens the door to a system where every online account must be tied to a verified identity. Social media, gaming, and digital services will all be swept under this law, effectively erasing online anonymity in the name of safety. On the surface, this may look like a push against exploitation and abuse, but in reality it lays the infrastructure for a monitored, traceable internet where freedom of expression is steadily constrained.

For prophecy watchers, this is another piece of the Beast System falling into place. Revelation 13 warns of a world where control over buying, selling, and even existing in society is tied to identification and compliance. Brazil’s move mirrors growing global efforts—from the UK to the EU to Australia—that use “protection” as the pretext for digital surveillance. Once anonymity is gone, every word, post, or transaction can be tracked and judged. This isn’t just about shielding children—it’s about conditioning entire populations to accept digital ID as the price of participation. What begins as safety will end as control.

SOURCE: Reclaim the Net