If you country runs a regular census of people and housing...
Poll - Total Votes: 11
(a) - I willinging participate as I feel it's my civic duty because the governments tells me to.
(b) I provide fully truthful/factual information and responses.
(c) I support Census data being linked to other government databases of information.
(d) I trust that the govermnent is doing the right thing through the Census.
(e) I choose not participate.
(f) I don't provide truthful/factual information or responses.
(g) I do not support Census data being linked to other databases.
(h) I do not trust that the government is doing the right thing via the Census.
You may vote on multiple answers, up to 4.
Do you (a) actually participate?
(b) provide fully truthful/factual information and responses?
(c) support Census data being linked to other government databases of information?
(d) trust that your government is conducting it's Census in the best interests of citizens?
Or do you (e) elect not to participate (regardless of how you action that choice)?
(f) provide false information and responses especially for very personal questions?
(g) dislike the government linking Census data to other databases?
(h) do not trust that your government is doing the right thing through running it's Census?
I'm in the latter camp.
The Australian government has made it very clear through the last few Census's that it wants to use 'linkage keys' to link Census data to databases held by other government departments. Most informed open-minded people believe this is effectively to build a 'dossier' on each citizen which will, when a social credit score system gets implemented, be used against individuals to control/limit their social freedoms.
I never provide true personal information presuming I elect to participate. I'm a shiftworker so normally I'm 'at work' on Census night.
(b) provide fully truthful/factual information and responses?
(c) support Census data being linked to other government databases of information?
(d) trust that your government is conducting it's Census in the best interests of citizens?
Or do you (e) elect not to participate (regardless of how you action that choice)?
(f) provide false information and responses especially for very personal questions?
(g) dislike the government linking Census data to other databases?
(h) do not trust that your government is doing the right thing through running it's Census?
I'm in the latter camp.
The Australian government has made it very clear through the last few Census's that it wants to use 'linkage keys' to link Census data to databases held by other government departments. Most informed open-minded people believe this is effectively to build a 'dossier' on each citizen which will, when a social credit score system gets implemented, be used against individuals to control/limit their social freedoms.
I never provide true personal information presuming I elect to participate. I'm a shiftworker so normally I'm 'at work' on Census night.
