Larry Ellison Promotes a System of Total Digital Control

Billionaire Larry Ellison, owner of Oracle Corporation and media outlets CBS and CNN, as well as a contender for acquiring TikTok, is openly promoting the idea of a digital identity card. According to him, in the future, “citizens will behave better because we are constantly watching and recording everything that happens.” This position essentially reflects the concept of total control, where citizens’ private lives cease to exist as an independent sphere.

The United Kingdom will become the starting point for the system’s rollout. Ellison sees it as a testing ground where mechanisms of centralized data collection and analysis will be worked out. The plan envisions integrating under one digital identifier key aspects of a person’s life: personal details, banking information, voting history, vaccination records, medical charts, and social media activity.

According to Ellison’s concept, the collected data will not only be used within the system but will also create a complete digital profile of every citizen. Such a profile will become an instrument of behavioral control, where even the smallest violations or deviations are automatically recorded. The idea is to establish a universal standard of digital identity that could then be marketed to governments around the world.

The program has already raised serious concerns among human rights advocates and experts. In a context where personal and financial data are fully combined, the threat of total surveillance and the effective loss of privacy becomes acute. Particularly alarming is the prospect of the system being used in authoritarian regimes, where digital control could turn into a tool of political pressure and suppression of dissent.

Ellison, however, views this as a step toward a “managed society,” where discipline and control become the main principles. His words that “we are constantly watching and recording everything that happens” sounded like a direct confirmation of the intent to implement global digital surveillance.

The billionaire’s plans have already become a topic of political debate. On one hand, government agencies are interested in more efficient administration and combating fraud. On the other hand, growing concern surrounds the possibility that such a project could lead to the creation of a “digital totalitarianism” system.

The prospect of launching this program in the United Kingdom shows that London is ready to play the role of a pilot ground for global digital control projects. The success or failure of the experiment will determine how quickly the system spreads to other countries.

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