| The awful stink of Digital ID 18:44 - May 30 with 13914 views | StRipper |
Was really disappointed to see the club forcing through Digital tickets.
Well I for one won't be accepting one. I don't spend money at the ground since they went cashless. And there is nothing more grating than getting stuck behind fans fannying about with their phones causing queues, trying to pay for stuff and get into the ground.
I also have no interest in downloading the Saints App or frying my brain with the clubs new invasive WiFi service. I even had to get EMF resistant hats to block out the WiFi induced headaches during match days.
And now this to suck up to the EPL digital ID agenda. Wake up everybody. They want you controlled by your phone and for me it's time to say no more.
If they don't find a way to let fans in without a smart phone, then there will be two empty seats in the Norham next season up for grabs. |  | | |  |
| The awful stink of Digital ID on 18:46 - May 30 with 9371 views | saintwizzler |
U OK HUN? |  |
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It was the questions we had wrong. |
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| The awful stink of Digital ID on 18:52 - May 30 with 9358 views | BLEEDRED |
I don't think the club can force fans to have a smartphone, so will have to offer a plastic card just like this season, but will make it as difficult as possible to get one | | | |
| The awful stink of Digital ID on 19:43 - May 30 with 9299 views | djsaint |
Club statement quote:
We understand this new process may raise questions and some fans may have accessibility reasons for needing a physical ticket. We'll support anyone who needs further assistance and provide an alternative entry method where necessary. |  |
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| The awful stink of Digital ID on 19:45 - May 30 with 9293 views | PatfromPoole |
Sir
When you say “They want you controlled by your phone…”
To whom are you referring?
Southampton Football Club
The police
MI5
Apple / Samsung
It’s quite the statement to make. [Post edited 30 May 19:45]
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| The awful stink of Digital ID on 19:59 - May 30 with 9257 views | Heisenberg |
I don’t think it’s just the wi fi that’s fried your brain pal. |  |
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| The awful stink of Digital ID on 21:33 - May 30 with 9152 views | Soton |
Oddly enough part of the reason is to speed things up and not slow it down, that’s why the stadium is cashless, to enable more people to spend money quickly
The down side is it increases the risk of 5G infection, buts thats so very rare so try not to worry about it to much |  | | |
| The awful stink of Digital ID on 21:37 - May 30 with 9137 views | SFC_Referee |
| The awful stink of Digital ID on 21:33 - May 30 by Soton |
Oddly enough part of the reason is to speed things up and not slow it down, that’s why the stadium is cashless, to enable more people to spend money quickly
The down side is it increases the risk of 5G infection, buts thats so very rare so try not to worry about it to much |
What the same “5G infections” that started covid? |  |
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| The awful stink of Digital ID on 21:59 - May 30 with 9111 views | Southamptonfan |
What happens if the WiFi is down, or there is an Internet crash on our phones or the Russians stop Internet usage for a few hours?
We all stand outside? | |
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| The awful stink of Digital ID on 06:36 - May 31 with 8908 views | TripleNiemi |
The only comment I would make is, not everyone owns a mobile. Hard to believe in this day and age I know….
As for the ability to spend cash in the stadium itself, makes no difference to me as the beers on offer are shïte and I have no desire to drink Natts Piśs. [Post edited 31 May 6:37]
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| The awful stink of Digital ID on 07:01 - May 31 with 8884 views | Jellybaby |
Some on here are so far zombified, that they won't even be able to begin to understand what the hell you are on about! | |
| I wholly disapprove of what you say and will defend to the death your right to say it. |
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| The awful stink of Digital ID on 08:46 - May 31 with 8804 views | SonicBoom |
Well I for one think that's it's great Matt Le Tiss has finally joined this forum. |  | | |
| The awful stink of Digital ID on 09:21 - May 31 with 8774 views | saints__fan__73 |
Did you managed to get the tinfoil hat you wear to the stadium in Saints' colours?
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| The awful stink of Digital ID on 09:27 - May 31 with 8771 views | saints__fan__73 |
| The awful stink of Digital ID on 21:59 - May 30 by Southamptonfan |
What happens if the WiFi is down, or there is an Internet crash on our phones or the Russians stop Internet usage for a few hours?
We all stand outside? |
The e-tickets can be added to your Apple wallet, etc which still works where there is no signal/internet so you won't be dependent on your phone being on-line.
My ticket for the WBA game was like this and it worked very well, easier than having to print something out at home, fold it up so it fits in the scanner, etc... | |
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| The awful stink of Digital ID on 09:37 - May 31 with 8767 views | saints__fan__73 |
There really seem to be some absolute nutters out there now! They seem to have multiplied during Covid.
I just googled EMF hats and got a link to Amazon and the first review I read was really superb and a great indicator of the sort of person who buys them:
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So, I saw a photo in the 5 star reviews that show that the hat blocks 100% with an emf reader. I was so happy as I suffer quite badly from the effects of the surrounding neighbours wifi.
I was so excited to get this and thought it would be that answer to the problem. I also read of another woman experiences the wifi images in her brain at night, and she said it alleviated that.
So here's what happened. I put the hat on. After a minute I started to feel swelling in my face, like all the emfs in the room were going directly to my face instead. I thought maybe I have to get used to it. So I tried it again a little while later and the same thing happened, but this time I noticed a swelling feeling in different parts of my body. Then in my brain so I was forced to take it off.
So, I put it next to my bed ready to use at night.
That night, I put it on whilst reading before sleeping. I felt the same pulling/expanding sensation in my face. I managed to go to sleep with it on. 20 minutes later, I woke up with nausea and a feeling like my head would explode, with intense pain all throughout my head. I took it off and instantly felt better, albeit still able to feel the emfs. It was like all the emfs went straight to my brain. But I had another theory when that happened. That perhaps any existing emfs going through the brain are then trapped in there by the hat and magnififed? Not sure.
I definitely won't buy any more emf clothing after this experience, so I'm back to the drawing board.
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| The awful stink of Digital ID on 10:39 - May 31 with 8685 views | BLEEDRED |
| The awful stink of Digital ID on 06:36 - May 31 by TripleNiemi |
The only comment I would make is, not everyone owns a mobile. Hard to believe in this day and age I know….
As for the ability to spend cash in the stadium itself, makes no difference to me as the beers on offer are shïte and I have no desire to drink Natts Piśs. [Post edited 31 May 6:37]
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Lots of customers prefer cash (for whatever reasons) As St. Marys is cashless, I don't eat or drink at the ground and prefer to spend at establishments that accept cash. This will not change next season, no matter what the fans zone offers. | | | |
| The awful stink of Digital ID on 10:43 - May 31 with 8679 views | saintsfanbrock |
| The awful stink of Digital ID on 09:37 - May 31 by saints__fan__73 |
There really seem to be some absolute nutters out there now! They seem to have multiplied during Covid.
I just googled EMF hats and got a link to Amazon and the first review I read was really superb and a great indicator of the sort of person who buys them:
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So, I saw a photo in the 5 star reviews that show that the hat blocks 100% with an emf reader. I was so happy as I suffer quite badly from the effects of the surrounding neighbours wifi.
I was so excited to get this and thought it would be that answer to the problem. I also read of another woman experiences the wifi images in her brain at night, and she said it alleviated that.
So here's what happened. I put the hat on. After a minute I started to feel swelling in my face, like all the emfs in the room were going directly to my face instead. I thought maybe I have to get used to it. So I tried it again a little while later and the same thing happened, but this time I noticed a swelling feeling in different parts of my body. Then in my brain so I was forced to take it off.
So, I put it next to my bed ready to use at night.
That night, I put it on whilst reading before sleeping. I felt the same pulling/expanding sensation in my face. I managed to go to sleep with it on. 20 minutes later, I woke up with nausea and a feeling like my head would explode, with intense pain all throughout my head. I took it off and instantly felt better, albeit still able to feel the emfs. It was like all the emfs went straight to my brain. But I had another theory when that happened. That perhaps any existing emfs going through the brain are then trapped in there by the hat and magnififed? Not sure.
I definitely won't buy any more emf clothing after this experience, so I'm back to the drawing board.
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If only the seller could respond to Amazon reviews, I would love to see the two nutters argue this one out “no you just also need to buy our EMF nostril plugs to stop the EMF going up your nostrils and hitting your brain from that angle.”
Honestly even if EMF was a thing how have these people never seen a photo of a skull (I guess their fear of internet reduces the amount they surf the net), the back of your skull is about the most protection our body affords to an organ! If they came up with an EMF face mask that would at least make more logical sense given the more obvious front entry points on the skull! | | | |
| The awful stink of Digital ID on 10:47 - May 31 with 8673 views | StRipper |
| The awful stink of Digital ID on 19:45 - May 30 by PatfromPoole |
Sir
When you say “They want you controlled by your phone…”
To whom are you referring?
Southampton Football Club
The police
MI5
Apple / Samsung
It’s quite the statement to make. [Post edited 30 May 19:45]
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To all intents and purposes, the State. Read their 4th Industrial Revolution statement and goals.
The UN Agenda 2030 is to control everything that we do, and there is a goal to force through Digital ID by then to control what we spend, where we go and to give us all social credit scores linked to Co2 outputs. This is all part of that, so that you can't interact with society without a mobile phone. That's why the push to cashless and 5G everywhere. However so many are unaware or do not see the risk of this | | | |
| The awful stink of Digital ID on 10:52 - May 31 with 8660 views | saints__fan__73 |
| The awful stink of Digital ID on 10:47 - May 31 by StRipper |
To all intents and purposes, the State. Read their 4th Industrial Revolution statement and goals.
The UN Agenda 2030 is to control everything that we do, and there is a goal to force through Digital ID by then to control what we spend, where we go and to give us all social credit scores linked to Co2 outputs. This is all part of that, so that you can't interact with society without a mobile phone. That's why the push to cashless and 5G everywhere. However so many are unaware or do not see the risk of this |
Maybe they don't see the risk as the tinfoil hats have slipped over the eyes, yes? | |
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| The awful stink of Digital ID on 10:59 - May 31 with 8650 views | StRipper |
| The awful stink of Digital ID on 21:33 - May 30 by Soton |
Oddly enough part of the reason is to speed things up and not slow it down, that’s why the stadium is cashless, to enable more people to spend money quickly
The down side is it increases the risk of 5G infection, buts thats so very rare so try not to worry about it to much |
Outside of the staff not having to give change, there is zero evidence that using phones makes it quicker to do anything. Look at the mobile phone queue paying for programmes. It's always quicker to pay cash. The club can say what it likes, the evidence is to the contrary.
Watch the enormous delays and queues getting into the ground this coming season.
By the way, not sure what you mag about 5G infection. 5G is highly damaging to human tissue in its nature. It is microwave radiation, like having a load of microwave ovens with the doors open aimed at you. Plenty of evidence about how harmful that is if people look into it | | | |
| The awful stink of Digital ID on 10:59 - May 31 with 8636 views | SFC_Referee |
| The awful stink of Digital ID on 10:47 - May 31 by StRipper |
To all intents and purposes, the State. Read their 4th Industrial Revolution statement and goals.
The UN Agenda 2030 is to control everything that we do, and there is a goal to force through Digital ID by then to control what we spend, where we go and to give us all social credit scores linked to Co2 outputs. This is all part of that, so that you can't interact with society without a mobile phone. That's why the push to cashless and 5G everywhere. However so many are unaware or do not see the risk of this |
But could it not also be the fact that it’s trying to make the world more efficient and easier for the day to day person? As rather than giving in a £10 note and getting back loads of change that goes to waste/they’ve gotta carry round all day, they can now just simply pay with their phone so it saves them all that haste.
And it’s the exact same principles for other things like our season tickets, which also helps the environment, but helping to reduce how much plastic we’re having to use to make the season tickets with them all becoming digital now..
As this is all down to making peoples lives easier and these processes more efficient, which for anyone who’s lives before and after this all occurred will agree has been the case.
But you go on about controlling everything and having dominance over us etc… so if that is the case then how’d they do that when many of each UN countries leaders and consistently changing on a regular basis? As if they wanted the player and to do a plan of this depth and magnitude, then surely they’d need to be in office for more than a few years otherwise they’re just doing it all for someone else who they probably won’t even know…
But also I see that you’ve mentioned 5g and Co2 so are you also one of those that believe in 5g infections or that GCC isn’t real? | |
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| The awful stink of Digital ID on 11:04 - May 31 with 8643 views | djsaint |
| The awful stink of Digital ID on 10:39 - May 31 by BLEEDRED |
Lots of customers prefer cash (for whatever reasons) As St. Marys is cashless, I don't eat or drink at the ground and prefer to spend at establishments that accept cash. This will not change next season, no matter what the fans zone offers. |
So do you never use a debit/credit card to pay for anything? | |
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| The awful stink of Digital ID on 11:09 - May 31 with 8633 views | StRipper |
| The awful stink of Digital ID on 10:43 - May 31 by saintsfanbrock |
If only the seller could respond to Amazon reviews, I would love to see the two nutters argue this one out “no you just also need to buy our EMF nostril plugs to stop the EMF going up your nostrils and hitting your brain from that angle.”
Honestly even if EMF was a thing how have these people never seen a photo of a skull (I guess their fear of internet reduces the amount they surf the net), the back of your skull is about the most protection our body affords to an organ! If they came up with an EMF face mask that would at least make more logical sense given the more obvious front entry points on the skull! |
Sorry about your total naivety and ignorance on this matter.
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0379677923000279 | | | |
| The awful stink of Digital ID on 11:15 - May 31 with 8605 views | SFC_Referee |
| The awful stink of Digital ID on 11:03 - May 31 by StRipper |
Say what you like. There are many that have had headaches and fugue on match days since they introduced the WiFi in the Huddersfield match. And no wonder with the banks of transmitters every 10 feet aimed at the fans from the gantry.
And since I bought some silver lined hats, the tinfoil type had run out :D, then we have been OK on match days. Just bother to look up studies relating to silver and EMF radiation. It's all fact, even if you are unaware of it |
As someone who had a best mate that did an undergraduate degree at uni, no it’s not “all facts” whatsoever, as any study done on it has shown that WiFi, 5g, 4g, 3G etc… do all produce radiation, yes, but the levels in which they produce can’t even harm a blooming insect, let alone a human that can’t feel them whatsoever for the situations your talking about. As there’s a major difference between those levels of radiation and nuclear or even solar radiation which will give you a nasty sunburn from time to time.
And again practically everyone who’s been to the games before and after the internet or 3/4/5g been used will agree that theirs been no difference in how people have felt or how often they’ve had headaches etc… with many studies showing that those who say they have had it all and blame it all of 5g and what not, have gotten their headaches through stress around the games (so if ever it was a big game like our recent ones against West Brom or Leeds) but just blame it on the 5g, or simply paranoia where they actually don’t have one, but their mind convinced themselves that they do simply because they’re that certain that it all causes that.
So I really wouldn’t bring up science unless you actually have the facts or knowledge to back it, and don’t just base it all on what you read on the flat earther fan page. As there’s many “studies” out there on how the worlds flat or 5g is harmful, as most aren’t shut down and are still published, but rather with the poorer less respected publishers because to anyone who knows science, knows they haven’t the foggiest clue what they’re on about. | |
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