São Paulo Sues World ID Over Iris Scans of 400,000 Vulnerable Residents

Brazil's consumer protection authorities have filed a landmark lawsuit against Tools for Humanity and Amazon AWS Brasil, alleging that World ID paid low-income residents for iris biometric scans without informed consent, operating across multiple countries despite regulatory bans. This global push to build a biometric identity database — scanning the human eye in exchange for cryptocurrency — mirrors the prophesied infrastructure of a system that will one day control who can buy or sell. Revelation 13:16-17 warns of a coming mark without which no one may participate in the global economy, and today's iris-scan-for-payment schemes represent a chilling rehearsal of that control architecture.