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“Opt-In” Surveillance? New System to Collect Americans’ Health Data Raises Alarms
In a move raising red flags across the political spectrum, the Trump administration announced Wednesday a sweeping new partnership with private technology companies to create a nationwide “private health tracking system.” Framed as a tool to improve healthcare access and chronic disease management, critics warn the initiative may open the door to unprecedented levels of surveillance over Americans’ most intimate data.
The system, being rolled out under the guidance of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), would allow individuals to voluntarily share their personal health records, biometric data, and digital medical histories with third-party tech firms for the stated purpose of enhancing care and streamlining access.
But digital privacy experts and medical freedom advocates are sounding the alarm, calling it a Trojan horse for mass data collection that could quickly morph into a bio-surveillance regime — one eerily similar to the globalist health passport systems rolled out during the COVID-19 era.
“This is classic bait-and-switch,” said a former HHS data official speaking anonymously. “You’re told it’s voluntary and for your health, but once these systems are built, the pressure to conform will grow — and the data never stays in one place.”
Trump’s Team Touts Tech Innovation, Critics See Red Flags
Administration officials argue the platform is about empowering patients, not controlling them. They say the system will enable real-time tracking of chronic conditions like diabetes, help coordinate medications, and offer predictive analytics to improve outcomes.
“We’re putting the power in the hands of the patient,” one CMS spokesperson said. “All data sharing will be strictly opt-in, encrypted, and protected under federal law.”
However, critics note that Big Tech firms involved — likely including Google, Amazon, and Apple — have checkered histories with data privacy, and that the Trump administration has already blurred legal boundaries in prior tech-related initiatives involving facial recognition, location tracking, and online speech monitoring.
Medical Freedom Advocates: “We’ve Seen This Script Before”
Groups who fought against digital vaccine passports and centralized health ID systems are skeptical.
“Don’t be fooled. This is a new wrapper for the same old agenda,” warned constitutional attorney and health freedom advocate Rebekah McBride. “They’re building the infrastructure now. Tomorrow, it could be tied to your insurance, your employment, your travel. The WHO, WEF, and Big Tech are all pushing this globally. Why is the Trump administration suddenly on board?”
While President Trump has publicly opposed the World Health Organization’s pandemic treaty and decried “medical tyranny,” the optics of partnering with Big Tech to track personal health data could leave supporters confused — or worse, betrayed.
Globalist Framework in Disguise?
Many observers point out that the U.S. health tracking initiative bears a striking resemblance to systems being promoted by the World Economic Forum, Bill Gates-backed digital ID programs, and the United Nations’ 2030 Sustainable Development Goals, particularly SDG 3 on “universal health access.”
In fact, a 2023 WEF report titled “The Future of Health Systems” called for governments and tech firms to work together to “create seamless, biometric-based health ID networks” to integrate care, detect disease, and “predict health behaviors.”
“They’re building Babylon’s medical tower,” said pastor and author Hal Markley. “And they’re asking us to voluntarily walk in and hand them our DNA.”
Prophetic Implications: Is This the Foundation for the Beast System?
Bible prophecy warns of a future system where no one can buy or sell without the “mark” (Revelation 13:16-17), often interpreted by scholars as a combination of biometric identification, economic tracking, and global surveillance.
Could a “private health tracking system” — linked to biometrics, insurance status, and AI diagnostics — be the digital infrastructure that enables such a reality?
“He causes all… to receive a mark on their right hand or on their foreheads… and no one may buy or sell except one who has the mark…” (Revelation 13:16-17)
While the current system is officially voluntary, the precedent it sets — and the technology it enables — could be weaponized in the hands of future administrations or supranational bodies.
Conclusion: Voluntary for Now, But for How Long?
The Trump administration’s new health tracking initiative is being sold as a tool for medical empowerment. But the real question isn’t how it starts — it’s how it ends. Once built, systems like these rarely shrink. They evolve, integrate, and eventually control.
The American people should ask: If my private health data can be shared today to “improve care,” what else can it be used for tomorrow? And will I be able to say no?
Because in the age of biometric IDs, AI medicine, and predictive analytics, the line between healthcare and control is rapidly disappearing.
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