rich1.0williamk⚡santiago🔑☢️ (npub1h3…w96sj)https://yabu.me/npub1h3fzzzeq60acjvnyvw34rpn5clkaueteffmkt3ln4ygekg9lcm0qhw96sjnjumphttps://yabu.meWhy going cashless has turned Sweden from one of the safest countries into a high-crime nation https://fortune.com/europe/2024/06/21/why-going-cashless-has-turned-sweden-from-one-of-the-safest-countries-into-a-high-crime-nation/ Going cashless in Sweden has led to a spike in crime, particularly in the form of theft and fraud, due to the reliance on digital transactions that can be easily hacked or manipulated. The elderly and vulnerable populations have also suffered, feeling isolated and vulnerable without physical cash. The push for a cashless society has been driven by a few large corporations, financial institutions and governments, raising concerns about monopolization and erosion of privacy rights. Furthermore, the lack of physical cash has enabled increased government surveillance and control over financial transactions, raising fears of potential misuse. Ultimately, the unintended consequences of going cashless have been significant and far-reaching, and the push for a cashless society must be reevaluated to ensure that the potential benefits are outweighed by the potential risks and negative impacts.