Since this petition was created, the situation has intensified.

The UK is advancing VPN restrictions and age verification tied to identity.

Face-scanning systems are being proposed to access games and online platforms.

Arrests over public speech are increasing.

Australia and Britain are moving toward restricting social media access for those under 16.

Video games and online communities remain under active regulatory pressure.

This is not about safety alone.

This is about infrastructure — infrastructure that enables surveillance, speech control, and generational behavioral shaping.

The internet was built on open access.

Video games were created without biometric checkpoints.

Speech did not require identity verification.

Society progressed. Creativity flourished. Innovation exploded.

Now we are told that the solution to cultural problems is:

Mandatory identification

Biometric gatekeeping

Speech monitoring

Platform-level compliance enforcement

Once these systems are normalized, they do not shrink. They expand.

The Digital Liberty Act exists to establish clear boundaries:

Privacy must be protected as a natural right.

Speech must not require biometric verification.

Infrastructure built for “safety” must not become tools of control.

Small creators and businesses must not be forced into surveillance compliance.

If you believe:

Speech should not require identity checks.

Children should be protected without mass surveillance.

Creative industries should not be biometric-gated.

Governments should not build censorship infrastructure in the name of safety.

Then share this petition.

25 signatures is not enough.

The direction of policy will not change through silence.

Freedom erodes gradually — and then suddenly.

Sign. Share. Speak.