Venezuela's smart ID card created with the help of China's ZTE

The video discusses how the Venezuelan government tracks citizens' social, political, and economic behaviors. Initially, Venezuela planned to use RFID chips for tracking but switched to QR codes developed by ZTE to cut costs. ZTE also created a database for Fatherland cards, which are linked to employment, income, property, medical history, and political party membership. Citizens are now required to obtain these cards to access public benefits like medicine, pensions, subsidized food, and fuel.

What technology was used to track citizens' social data in Venezuela?

• RFID chips

• QR codes

• Biometric data

• GPS tracking

What role did the Chinese telecom giant ZTE play in the development of the Fatherland cards?

• Developed the technology

• Built a database

• Provided funding

• All of the above

How did the government link the Fatherland cards to citizens' lives?

• Through employment and income

• By tracking social media

• Using biometric data

• None of the above

What are the implications of the Fatherland cards for citizens in Venezuela?

• Access to public benefits

• Increased privacy

• Employment opportunities

• Political freedom

What types of public benefits are citizens required to have the Fatherland cards to receive?

• Medicine and pension

• Housing and education

• Travel and leisure

• None of the above