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UK digital ID goes in-house, government swears it isn't an ID card
Minister dodges cost questions while promising smartphone-free access and 'robust' verification The UK government has ...
The British government has watered down plans for mandatory digital identification cards, a contentious idea it had touted as ...
Mandatory digital ID cards were billed primarily as a tactic to stop illegal migration. They would make employing illegal ...
The Prime Minister has abandoned his plans for mandatory digital ID cards to verify someone’s right to work in the UK.
UK digital ID cards will be optional under Keir Starmer's revised plans, while employers must adopt mandatory digital ...
Reading a paper by the European Network and Information Security Agency (Enisa) last week on privacy guards in EU ID card schemes raised some interesting questions for me. The thing that jumped out, ...
The UK government has rolled back plans to mandate digital ID for employment checks after strong backlash, opting for a ...
The plan, announced by the prime minister in September, was intended to help crack down on the apparent ease with which ...
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UK ends plan for BritCard ID being only acceptable identification for right to work, after backlash
Critics called plan "Orwellian nightmare" ...
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